A novel two-derivative multistep collocation method with fitting-techniques with application to Duffing problem

The general k -step fifth-order two-derivative linear multistep collocation method (TDLMM5) using collocation technique with Gegenbauer polynomial as basis function is derived for direct integrating second-order ordinary differential equation in the form u ″ ( t ) = f ( t , u ( t ) ) with periodic solution. Fifth-order two-derivative linear multistep method with various collocation points and off-set points is developed using collocation and interpolation approach. Order, stability, consistency and convergence of TDLMM5 are analysed and discussed. Then, trigonometrically-fitting technique is adapted into TDLMM5 by setting u ( t ) as the linear combination of the functions { sin ( λ t ) , cos ( λ t ) } , λ ∈ R and turn the coefficients of TDLMM5 into frequency-dependent. Numerical experiment is conducted to verify the proposed method is superior compared to other existing methods in the literature with similar order. Additionally, the trigonometrically-fitted TDLMM5, denoted as TFTDLMM5, is applied to the well-known damped and driven oscillator problem, known as the Duffing problem. The outcome demonstrates that the proposed method is still successful in modeling this real-world application problem.

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Mathematics and Computers in Simulation
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2025-06-13
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matcom.2025.05.024
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Vibration and Dynamic Analysis
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A novel two-derivative multistep collocation method with fitting-techniques with application to Duffing problem

K.C. Lee, Ishak Hashim, Norazak Senu, Muhammad Naeim Mohd Aris
Mathematics and Computers in Simulation
Vibration and Dynamic Analysis
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A novel two-derivative multistep collocation method with fitting-techniques with application to Duffing problem

K.C. Lee, Ishak Hashim, Norazak Senu, Muhammad Naeim Mohd Aris
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The general k -step fifth-order two-derivative linear multistep collocation method (TDLMM5) using collocation technique with Gegenbauer polynomial as basis function is derived for direct integrating second-order ordinary differential equation in the form u ″ ( t ) = f ( t , u ( t ) ) with periodic solution. Fifth-order two-derivative linear multistep method with various collocation points and off-set points is developed using collocation and interpolation approach. Order, stability, consistency and convergence of TDLMM5 are analysed and discussed. Then, trigonometrically-fitting technique is adapted into TDLMM5 by setting u ( t ) as the linear combination of the functions { sin ( λ t ) , cos ( λ t ) } , λ ∈ R and turn the coefficients of TDLMM5 into frequency-dependent. Numerical experiment is conducted to verify the proposed method is superior compared to other existing methods in the literature with similar order. Additionally, the trigonometrically-fitted TDLMM5, denoted as TFTDLMM5, is applied to the well-known damped and driven oscillator problem, known as the Duffing problem. The outcome demonstrates that the proposed method is still successful in modeling this real-world application problem.

Mathematics and Computers in SimulationVol. 239
Universiti Putra Malaysia (MY), National University of Malaysia (MY)
Openalex Percentile: Top 85%
Vibration and Dynamic Analysis
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