ON THE RELATIVE STABILITY OF A SIX-POINT MULTISTEP METHOD
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In the paper [4], we introduced a multistep method for solving the initial value problem: y = f(x, y), Y(x_0) = Y_0, stepsize = h, (0.1) using the idea of quadrature formulas as [1], for the corrector we use the later part of the formulas, which Prof. W. D. Milne used for the corrector of the starting values. But, in [4] we touched on zero stability only. So, in the paper [7], we got the stability polynomial for six-point formulas. Using this stability polynomial, we want to study the relative stability for six-point formulas.
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