The Physical Application of Motion Using Single Step Block Method
Ayinde Muhammed Abdullahi, Ibrahim Salihu, Sabo John, Silas Daniel
Journal of Materials Science Research and Reviews · pp. 708–719 · Published 21 Sep 2023
10.9734/jmsrr/2023/v6i4281Abstract
The manuscript proposed a physical application of single step block method using the interpolation and collocation procedure for the direct solution second order physical oscillatory initial value problem. The properties of the new method which include error constant, order, zero-stability, consistency and convergent are established and satisfied. The new method was tested on some second order oscillatory initial value problems and compared with the existing works in literature, and later the new method revealed its superiority by producing less error if compared. Therefore, the new method does not required much computation when compared with predictor corrector methods.
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