One Step Trigonometrically- tted Third Derivative Method with Oscillatory Solutions
Journal Title: Journal of Advances in Mathematics and Computer Science - Year 2017, Vol 25, Issue 6
Abstract
A continuous one step Trigonometrically- tted Third derivative method whose coecients depend on the frequency and step size is derived using trigonometric basis function. The method obtained is use to solve standard problems with oscillating solutions. We also discuss the stability properties of the new method . Numerical result obtained via the implementation of the methods shows that the new method performs better than the one step Trigonometrically- tted second derivative method proposed by Ngwane and Jator [1].
Authors and Affiliations
A. O. Adeniran, I. O. Longe
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