Abstract
This article addresses the development and analysis of an efficient optimized hybrid block method for integrating general second order initial value problems (IVPs) of ordinary differential equations (ODEs). The construction of the method is based on a combination of two methodologies, namely hybrid and block that result in an efficient implicit numerical integrator. Further, an improved strategy is obtained considering its adaptive step-size formulation. Some numerical experiments have been carried out on solving some well-known problems existing in the literature with fixed and adaptive step-size implementation of the new scheme. Numerical data reveals that the new scheme is a good alternative to existing solvers with comparable properties.
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