In this paper, we consider numerical methods for the event location of differential algebraic equations. The event corresponds to cross a discontinuity surface, beyond which another differential algebraic equation holds.
The methods are based on a particular change of the independent variable time, called time reparametrization or time transformation, reducing the equation to another equation where the event time is known in advance.
From a numerical point of view, these methods never cross the discontinuity surface and reach it in a fixed number of steps. The methods works also for differential algebraic equations of index higher than one.
