Design/analysis of GEGS4-1 time integration framework with improved stability and solution accuracy for first-order transient systems

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Design/analysis of GEGS4-1 time integration framework with improved stability and solution accuracy for first-order transient systems

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An Overview of High-Order Implicit Algorithms for First-/Second-Order Systems and Novel Explicit Algorithm Designs for First-Order System Representations

An Overview of High-Order Implicit Algorithms for First-/Second-Order Systems and Novel Explicit Algorithm Designs for First-Order System Representations

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An accurate and simple universal a posteriori error estimator for GS4-1 framework: Adaptive time stepping in first-order transient systems

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