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Title: An optimal 6-step implicit linear multistep method for initial value problems
Authors: Ndanusa, Abdulrahman
Adeboye, Kayode Rufus
Keywords: Initial value problem, Optimal, Implicit, Linear multistep method, Zero-stability, Consistency, K-step, Order
Issue Date: 2020
Publisher: Journal of Science, Technology and Mathematics Education
Citation: A. Ndanusa and K R Adeboye (2012). An optimal 6-step implicit linear multistep method for initial value problems. Journal of Science, Technology and Mathematics Education (JOSTMED), 16(3): 41-48.
Abstract: In this paper, we employ Taylor series expansion to develop a 6-step implicit linear multistep method of optimal order, for solving initial value problems. By assigning a suitable value to the free parameters involved, we develop a numerical scheme. Of course, many numerical schemes for solving differential equations abound. However, for a scheme to be of any practical value, a necessary condition for its acceptability is its convergence. Our scheme has thus satisfied the necessary and sufficient conditions for convergence; hence, its acceptability. More so, we apply the scheme to solve some practical problems involving differential equations. A comparison of results obtained with exact solutions will further establish the efficiency of this method.
URI: http://repository.futminna.edu.ng:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/5093
ISSN: 0748 - 4710
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