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| Author(s) | Mihai Bica, Alexandru |
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Solving delay differential equations by successive interpolations
In this paper we construct the new method of successive interpolations for functional differential equations using the interpolation procedure of cubic splines generated by initial conditions. The convergence and the numerical stability of the method are proved and tested on some numerical examples.
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