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摘要
本文提出了求解形式为y ' = f (x, y)的二阶微分方程的一种新的FSAL显式两步混合方法。新方法是基于Franco(2006)提出的五阶显式两步混合方法的阶条件构造的。稳定性分析由周期区间和绝对稳定区间决定。数值实验表明,所提出的方法是有效的。数值结果表明,该方法的最大误差小于显式五阶和六阶两步混合方法。
FSAL explicit two-step hybrid method for solving special second-order initial value problems
In this paper, a new FSAL explicit two-step hybrid method for solving second-order differential equation of the form y" = f (x, y) is proposed. The new method is constructed using the order conditions based on fifth-order of explicit two-step hybrid method developed by Franco (2006). The stability analysis is determined by the interval of periodicity and the interval of absolute stability. The numerical experiments are carried out using a wide range of problems to illustrate and support the efficiency of the suggested method. The numerical results show that the new method has smaller maximum error than the explicit two-step hybrid method of order five and order six.