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Title: A linear k-step method for solving ordinary differential equations
Authors: Ndanusa, Abdulrahman
Adeboye, Kayode Rufus
Keywords: Linear k-step method, Linear multistep method, Ordinary differential equation, Taylor series, Convergence, Initial value problem
Issue Date: 2009
Publisher: Journal of Science, Technology and Mathematics Education
Citation: A. Ndanusa and K R Adeboye (2009). A linear k-step method for solving ordinary differential equations. Journal of Science, Technology and Mathematics Education (JOSTMED), 6(1): 160-165.
Abstract: The field of differential equations, no doubt, plays a vital role in the applications of mathematics to scientific and engineering problems. A considerable number of the important physical laws of the universe, more often than not, is expressed in differential equation form. Therefore, the solution of a differential equation implies the solution of the physical problem it represents. Although a multitude of families of approximate numerical methods for solving differential equations exists, for acceptability a numerical method must exhibit convergence; more so, for it to be effective, it must converge rapidly. In this paper, we construct a numerical method of optimal order from the family of linear k-step methods
URI: http://repository.futminna.edu.ng:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/5186
ISSN: 0748 - 4710
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