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Volume 12, Issue 3
Multistep Methods for a Class of Higher Order Differential Problems: Convergence and Error Bounds

Lucas Jódar, José luis Morera & Gregorio Rubio

J. Comp. Math., 12 (1994), pp. 273-290.

Published online: 1994-12

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In this paper multistep methods for higher order differential systems of the type $Y^{(r)}=f(t,Y)$ are proposed. Such methods permit the numerical solutions of initial value problems for such systems, providing error bounds and avoiding the increase of the computational cost derived from the standard approach based on the consideration of an equivalent extended first order system.

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In this paper multistep methods for higher order differential systems of the type $Y^{(r)}=f(t,Y)$ are proposed. Such methods permit the numerical solutions of initial value problems for such systems, providing error bounds and avoiding the increase of the computational cost derived from the standard approach based on the consideration of an equivalent extended first order system.

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In this paper multistep methods for higher order differential systems of the type $Y^{(r)}=f(t,Y)$ are proposed. Such methods permit the numerical solutions of initial value problems for such systems, providing error bounds and avoiding the increase of the computational cost derived from the standard approach based on the consideration of an equivalent extended first order system.

Lucas Jódar, José luis Morera & Gregorio Rubio. (1970). Multistep Methods for a Class of Higher Order Differential Problems: Convergence and Error Bounds. Journal of Computational Mathematics. 12 (3). 273-290. doi:
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