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    Störmer-Cowell: Straight, summed and split. An overview (English)
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    11 February 1997
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    The author relates different representations of the same multistep methods. In particular, the Störmer-Cowell method in second-sum form is shown to be the Gauss-Jackson method. The numerical behavior of the split and summed form of the Störmer-Cowell method is investigated and is shown to be superior to the original method with respect to rounding errors. It is furthermore shown that the second-sum form is not superior to just summing once.
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    multistep methods
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    Störmer-Cowell method
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    Gauss-Jackson method
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    split and summed form
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