Abstract
This work introduces a new one-step method with three intermediate points for solving stiff differential systems. These types of problems appear in different disciplines and, in particular, in problems derived from chemical reactions. In fact, the term “stiff”’ was coined by Curtiss and Hirschfelder in an article on problems of chemical kinetics (Hirschfelder, Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 38:235–243, 1952). The techniques of interpolation and collocation are used in the construction of the scheme. We consider a suitable polynomial to approximate the theoretical solution of the problem under consideration. The basic properties of the new scheme are analyzed. An embedded strategy is adopted to formulate the proposed scheme in a variable stepsize mode to get better performance. Finally, some models of initial-value problems, including ordinary and time-dependent partial differential equations, are solved numerically to assess the performance and efficiency of the proposed technique, with applications to real-world problems.
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