A new view of the computational complexity of IVP for ODE
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- On the complexity of solving initial value problems
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- The computational complexity of extrapolation methods
- An Hermite-Obreshkov method for 2nd-order linear initial-value problems for ODE. With special attention paid to the Mathieu equation
- Adaptivity and computational complexity in the numerical solution of ODEs
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