Lecture

Multistep methods

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Description

This lecture covers multistep methods for solving differential equations, focusing on stability conditions and examples. The instructor explains the concept of shability and the importance of roots multiplicity in ensuring stability. The Adams methods are discussed in detail, emphasizing their implementation and reduction to stable forms.

Instructor

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Mathematics

Analysis: Numerical analysis, Differential anaysis

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