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Efficient numerical methods based on general linear methods for Volterra integral equations
This paper presents a family of methods for solving Volterra integral equations of the second kind. The approach combines a special class of general linear methods for ordinary differential equations with the backward differentiation formulas and Gregory quadrature rules. The order of the proposed methods is derived in terms of the number of internal stages in the underlying general linear methods and the order of the proposed starting and finishing methods. Numerical experiments confirm the theoretical results regarding the convergence order and linear stability, demonstrating the efficiency of the proposed family of methods in solving stiff equations.
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