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A Sixth-Order Vieta-Lucas Polynomial-Based Block Method with Optimal Stability for Solving Practical First-Order ODE Models
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This paper addresses the numerical integration of first-order ordinary differential equations by developing a continuous linear multistep block method. The method is constructed through the approximation of the exact solution using a linear combination of shifted Vieta-Lucas polynomials defined on the interval [0, 4]. The use of this polynomial basis extends traditional approximation approaches and provides improved stability while maintaining high-order accuracy. Theoretical analysis shows that the proposed method attains sixth-order convergence and possesses an extended stability interval of [-19.5,0], ensuring reliable performance for moderately stiff problems. Numerical experiments confirm that the method achieves lower errors and higher computational efficiency than conventional methods. These results demonstrate the suitability of the proposed approach for scientific computing applications, including engineering simulations and mathematical modeling, where accurate numerical integration of first-order differential equation is required.
Keywords:
vieta-lucas polynomials
linear multistep methods
block methods
stiff ODEs
numerical integration
stability analysis
continuous block method
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