re: Reference books on the Gauss-Jackson predictor corrector

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gokhan — 5/20/2004 6:05:15 AM (archived)

Thank you very much indeed for the prompt reply. I ve got the book by Bate, Mueller and White- however it just gives a very brief outline. For example I want to include more terms in the definition of Xn- so on and so forth... That is why I have been looking for a better source so that I can read and understand the implementation and can generate more terms etc...

I will look for the other book by Herrick, however I could not find it on Amazon.com or amazon.co.uk, I think I will need to search on other sites...

Thanks again

regards

gokhan yuksel

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      - re: Reference books on the Gauss-Jackson predictor corrector - gokhan - 5/20/2004 6:05:15 AM
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