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The stability of multi-step formulae for solving differential equations

Abbas I.A. Karim Ain Shams University, Cairo, Heliopolic EgyptUniversity College of Women
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I.A. Ismail Ain Shams University, Cairo, Heliopolic EgyptUniversity College of Women
Pages 53-67 | Received 01 Feb 1982, Published online: 19 Mar 2007

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AbbasI.A. Karim & GamalA. Ismail. (1985) Nonequidistant modified predictor-corrector methods for solving systems of differential equations. International Journal of Computer Mathematics 17:3-4, pages 339-361.
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Daniel Zwillinger. 1992. Handbook of Differential Equations. Handbook of Differential Equations 613 617 .
Daniel Zwillinger. 1989. Handbook of Differential Equations. Handbook of Differential Equations 509 528 .

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