Newton--Cotes formulae for long-time integration.
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This paper proposes linear multistep methods based on closed Newton-Cotes formulae for solving Hamiltonian problems. The analysis is very brief and considers only a trivial linear problem and seems to contradict theory on the general applicability of linear multistep methods for Hamiltonian problems.
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