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Fourth-order two-stage Gauss collocation method (R(z)=(1+z/2+z2/12)/(1−z/2+z2/12))

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The two-stage Gauss--Legendre Runge-Kutta method uses nodes c1,2​=1/2∓3​/6, weights b1​=b2​=1/2 and coefficients a11​=a22​=1/4, a12​=1/4−3​/6, a21​=1/4+3​/6. The Butcher order conditions give order four. Its stability function is the displayed rational function, which is A-stable. The algebraic stability matrix is zero, so positive weights also give nonlinear contractivity for dissipative vector fields.

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