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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2020 ib Paper 2 17C c Solution by
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The first characteristic polynomial of the linear multistep method comes only from its left side:Its roots are zero and one; both lie in the closed unit disc, and the only unit-modulus root is simple. Thus the method satisfies the root condition for a multistep method and is zero-stable. Part (b) showed consistency for every . The Dahlquist equivalence theorem states that a consistent linear multistep method is convergent exactly when it is zero-stable. Thereforeunder the usual Lipschitz hypotheses on .
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