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Efficient block predictor-corrector methods with a small number of corrections
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    Efficient block predictor-corrector methods with a small number of corrections (English)
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    28 February 1994
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    For the numerical solution of nonstiff ordinary differential equations in a parallel environment block predictor-corrector methods are considered. A numerical example illustrates that the application of low-order predictors is not very efficient. Consequently, the use of high-order predictors together with a few correction steps is proposed. Based on a detailed error analysis of such methods (using \(B\)-series) a new corrector (collocation method) is derived.
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    parallelism
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    collocation method
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    nonstiff ordinary differential equations
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    block predictor-corrector methods
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    numerical example
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    error analysis
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    \(B\)-series
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