Solving second order delay differential equations using direct two-point block method
Hoo Yann Seong, Zanariah Abdul Majid
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Hoo Yann Seong, Zanariah Abdul Majid
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This paper will consider the implementation of direct two-point fourth and fifth order multistep block method in the form of Adams–Moulton method to solve second order delay differential equations (DDEs) directly without transforming the equations into system of first order DDEs. The proposed methods will compute the numerical solutions at two points simultaneously which are implemented in predictor–corrector (PECE) mode. The formulation and stability analysis of the block method are discussed. The block method will approximate the computing solutions using constant step size. Numerical results are presented to show that the proposed methods are suitable for solving second order DDEs compared with the existing methods.
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This paper will consider the implementation of direct two-point fourth and fifth order multistep block method in the form of Adams–Moulton method to solve second order delay differential equations (DDEs) directly without transforming the equations into system of first order DDEs. The proposed methods will compute the numerical solutions at two points simultaneously which are implemented in predictor–corrector (PECE) mode. The formulation and stability analysis of the block method are discussed. The block method will approximate the computing solutions using constant step size. Numerical results are presented to show that the proposed methods are suitable for solving second order DDEs compared with the existing methods.
Key concepts: Block (permutation group theory), Delay differential equation, Mathematics, Predictor–corrector method, Numerical analysis, Applied mathematics, Differential equation, Stability (learning theory)