“…Definition 3. (Ananthakrishnaiah [3]) We define the phase lag of the method with stability polynomial (3) as the leading term in the expansion of…”
Section: B(h)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cash [1], Chawla and Rao [2], Ananthakrishnaiah [3] developed sixth-order Pstable method with sixth order phase-lag. Thomas [4] developed sixth order almost P-stable formulae with eighth order phase lag.…”
Several symmetric (hybrid) two step sixth-order Pstable methods for the numerical integration of second order periodic initial value problems have been considered in this paper. These methods have minimal phase-lag than some sixth order methods in
“…Definition 3. (Ananthakrishnaiah [3]) We define the phase lag of the method with stability polynomial (3) as the leading term in the expansion of…”
Section: B(h)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cash [1], Chawla and Rao [2], Ananthakrishnaiah [3] developed sixth-order Pstable method with sixth order phase-lag. Thomas [4] developed sixth order almost P-stable formulae with eighth order phase lag.…”
Several symmetric (hybrid) two step sixth-order Pstable methods for the numerical integration of second order periodic initial value problems have been considered in this paper. These methods have minimal phase-lag than some sixth order methods in
“…The minimal phase-lag method of Chawla and Rao [5] is of 0(h4) with interval of periodicity (0,2.71) whereas the method of Ananthakrishnaiah [1] is of 0(h2) and is P-stable. The derivations depend upon the definition for phase-lag error given by Brusa and Nigro [2].…”
mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Following Gladwell and Thomas [8], Chawla and Rao [5] and Ananthakrishnaiah [1] developed two-step methods with minimal phase-lag errors À6/i6/12096 and a6/j6/42000, respectively. The minimal phase-lag method of Chawla and Rao [5] is of 0(h4) with interval of periodicity (0,2.71) whereas the method of Ananthakrishnaiah [1] is of 0(h2) and is P-stable.…”
Abstract. In this paper /'-stable methods of 0(hb) and 0(/i8) with minimal phase-lag (frequency distortion) are derived. Numerical results for both linear and nonlinear problems are presented.
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