A Three Step Implicit Hybrid Linear Multistep Method for the Solution of Third Order Ordinary Differential Equations
Umaru Mohammed
Abstract
Umaru Mohammed
Abstract
A Linear Multistep Hybrid Method (LMHM) with contin uous coefficients is considered and directly applied to solve third orde r Initial Value Problems (IVPs). The continuous method is used to obtain Mul tiple Finite Difference Methods (MFDMs) each of order 5 which are combined as simultaneous numerical integrators to provide a direct solution to IVPs over sub-intervals which do not overlap. The convergence of the MFDMs is discussed by conveniently representing the MFDMs as a block meth od and verifying that the block method is zero-stable and consistent. The sup eriority of the MFDMs over the existing methods is established numerically.
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A Linear Multistep Hybrid Method (LMHM) with contin uous coefficients is considered and directly applied to solve third orde r Initial Value Problems (IVPs). The continuous method is used to obtain Mul tiple Finite Difference Methods (MFDMs) each of order 5 which are combined as simultaneous numerical integrators to provide a direct solution to IVPs over sub-intervals which do not overlap. The convergence of the MFDMs is discussed by conveniently representing the MFDMs as a block meth od and verifying that the block method is zero-stable and consistent. The sup eriority of the MFDMs over the existing methods is established numerically.
Key concepts: Linear multistep method, Ordinary differential equation, Initial value problem, Convergence (economics), Applied mathematics, Numerical methods for ordinary differential equations, Mathematics, Block (permutation group theory)