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Two-stage Runge-Kutta family with an implicit second stage (R(z)=1−az1+(1−a)z+(1/2−a)z2​)

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For stages k1​=f(y) and k2​=f(y+(1−a)hk1​+ahk2​) with update y+h(k1​+k2​)/2, the method has order two for every fixed real a. The third-order coefficient of f′′f2 is always 1/4, not 1/6, so no parameter gives third order on general nonlinear equations. The displayed stability function is bounded throughout the left half-plane only when a=1/2, when it is the A-stable trapezoidal function (1+z/2)/(1−z/2). It is not L-stable.

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