In this paper, a five-step predictor-corrector method of algebraic order seven is presented for solving second order initial value problems of ordinary differential equations directly without reduction to first order systems. Analysis of the basic properties of the method is considered and found to be consistent, zero-stable and symmetric. Some sample linear and nonlinear problems are solved to demonstrate the applicability of the method. It is observed that the present method approximates the exact solution well when compared with the two existing schemes that solved the same set of problems. Keywords: zero-stability, convergence, consistent, predictor-corrector, error constant, symmetri
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Abstract. This paper focuses on the derivation of a fully implicit Sixth order Runge-kutta type meth...
The purpose of this study is to introduce multistep methods for approximating the solutions of ordin...
PhD ThesisIn this thesis several topics in the numerical solution of the initial value problem in f...
In this paper, we developed an order seven linear multistep method, which is implemented in predicto...
Abstract: Problem statement: In this study, a numerical method for direct solution of general second...
A family of higher order implicit methods with k steps is constructed, which exactly integrate the i...
AbstractWe develop a variable-order, variable-step algorithm for solving second-order initial-value ...
We propose an implicit multi-step method for the solution of initial value problems (IVPs) of third ...
Two-step symmetrizers for the implicit midpoint and trapezoidal rules provide an alternative to the ...
[EN] We show how to build explicit symmetric second order methods for solving ordinary differential ...
The symmetric two-step P-stable nonlinear predictor-corrector meth-ods for the numerical solution of...
A 5-step block predictor and 4-step corrector methods aimed at solving general second order ordinary...
Because of the wide variety of differential equations, there seems to be no numerical method which w...
In this work, we propose a direct solution of second order ordinary differential equations without r...
This paper discusses the development of a new predictor-corrector block method of order seven for di...
Abstract. This paper focuses on the derivation of a fully implicit Sixth order Runge-kutta type meth...
The purpose of this study is to introduce multistep methods for approximating the solutions of ordin...
PhD ThesisIn this thesis several topics in the numerical solution of the initial value problem in f...