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- Parallel ODE-solvers with stepsize control
- Dynamics of minimally coupled dark energy in spherical halos of dark matter
- Solitary waves, steepening and initial collapse in the Maxwell-Lorentz system
- ODE versus SQP methods for constrained optimization
- A new error-control for initial value solvers
- Better software for ODEs
- Variational principles, Lie point symmetries, and similarity solutions of the vector Maxwell equations in nonlinear optics
- Effective solution of discontinuous IVPs using a Runge-Kutta formula pair with interpolants
- A new embedded pair of Runge-Kutta formulas of orders 5 and 6
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- The step sizes used by one-step codes for ODEs
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- DIMSEM
- GEAR
- NSDTST
- STDTST
- VMCWD
- 3DEX
- CADRE
- RKF45
- GERK
- DEPAC
- FACSIMILE
- DDRK6N
- DDVSS6
- SYSDEL
- Recent advances in methods for numerical solution of O.D.E. initial value problems
- Interpolating high-order Runge-Kutta formulas
- Apply a novel evolutionary algorithm to the solution of parameter selection problems
- Elementary numerical analysis. An algorithmic approach. Updated with MATLAB
- A fifth-order interpolant for the Dormand and Prince Runge-Kutta method
- Starting step size for an ODE solver
- Detecting and locating a singular point in the numerical solution of IVPs for ODEs
- Automatic selection of the initial step size for an ODE solver
- A polyvalent Runge-Kutta triple
- A numerical solution to Klein-Gordon equation with Dirichlet boundary condition
- Runge-Kutta research at Toronto
- Software based on explicit RK formulas
- Interpolating Runge-Kutta methods for vanishing delay differential equations
- A simple iterative procedure for reducing stiffness and computer memory in reactive flow problems
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