AbstractOrtiz and Samara's operational approach to the Tau Method is extended to the numerical solution of systems of linear and nonlinear ordinary differential equations (ODEs), together with initial or boundary conditions. They lead to accurate results through the use of simple algorithms. A Tau software called TAUSYS3 for mixed-order systems of ODEs was written based on this approach. In this paper we give a brief descriptions of the Tau Method, the structure of the Tau program, and the testing of the TAUSYS3. We consider several examples and report results of high accuracy. These include linear and nonlinear, stiff and singular perturbation problems for ordinary and systems of ordinary differential equations in which the solution may no...
AbstractWe give sharp estimates for the number of extrema of the error of approximation of functions...
AbstractIn this work we propose an extension of the algebraic formulation for the Tau method for the...
AbstractIn relations to the order of linear ordinary differential equations, using a modified form o...
AbstractOrtiz and Samara's operational approach to the Tau Method is extended to the numerical solut...
AbstractThe ability of a recent formulation of the Tau method of Ortiz and Samara to give approximat...
AbstractAs the Tau method, like many other numerical methods, has the limitation of using a fixed st...
AbstractAs the Tau method, like many other numerical methods, has the limitation of using a fixed st...
AbstractThe paper explains the concepts of order and absolute stability of numerical methods for sol...
AbstractIn this paper, we show the full equivalence between the recursive [1] and operational [2] fo...
AbstractWe consider a system of ordinary differential equations with constant coefficients and deduc...
AbstractThe tau method approximates the solution of a differential equation with a polynomial, which...
AbstractA modification of the Lanczos Tau Method for the approximate solution of second-order differ...
AbstractThe ability of a recent formulation of the Tau method of Ortiz and Samara to give approximat...
AbstractA new method is discussed by which estimates of upper and lower bounds of the maximum Tau Me...
AbstractWe discuss a direct formulation of the Tau Method in two dimensions which differs radically ...
AbstractWe give sharp estimates for the number of extrema of the error of approximation of functions...
AbstractIn this work we propose an extension of the algebraic formulation for the Tau method for the...
AbstractIn relations to the order of linear ordinary differential equations, using a modified form o...
AbstractOrtiz and Samara's operational approach to the Tau Method is extended to the numerical solut...
AbstractThe ability of a recent formulation of the Tau method of Ortiz and Samara to give approximat...
AbstractAs the Tau method, like many other numerical methods, has the limitation of using a fixed st...
AbstractAs the Tau method, like many other numerical methods, has the limitation of using a fixed st...
AbstractThe paper explains the concepts of order and absolute stability of numerical methods for sol...
AbstractIn this paper, we show the full equivalence between the recursive [1] and operational [2] fo...
AbstractWe consider a system of ordinary differential equations with constant coefficients and deduc...
AbstractThe tau method approximates the solution of a differential equation with a polynomial, which...
AbstractA modification of the Lanczos Tau Method for the approximate solution of second-order differ...
AbstractThe ability of a recent formulation of the Tau method of Ortiz and Samara to give approximat...
AbstractA new method is discussed by which estimates of upper and lower bounds of the maximum Tau Me...
AbstractWe discuss a direct formulation of the Tau Method in two dimensions which differs radically ...
AbstractWe give sharp estimates for the number of extrema of the error of approximation of functions...
AbstractIn this work we propose an extension of the algebraic formulation for the Tau method for the...
AbstractIn relations to the order of linear ordinary differential equations, using a modified form o...