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ButcherTreeSimplify   (Numerical Differential Equation Analysis Package Symbol)
ButcherTreeSimplify[p, \[Eta], \[Xi]] gives the set of trees through order p that are not reduced by Butcher's quadrature conditions through order p, row-simplifying ...
Formula Manipulation   (Mathematica Guide)
Mathematica handles formulas of all types, from polynomials with millions of terms to complex combinations of higher mathematical functions. It provides powerful general ...
ButcherPlotLabel   (Numerical Differential Equation Analysis Package Symbol)
ButcherPlotLabel is an option to ButcherPlot that specifies a list of plot labels.
ButcherRowSum   (Numerical Differential Equation Analysis Package Symbol)
ButcherRowSum is an option to RungeKuttaOrderConditions that specifies whether the row\[Dash]sum conditions for the \[FormalC]_i should be added to the list of order ...
ContinuousExtension   (Numerical Differential Equation Analysis Package Symbol)
ContinuousExtension is an option to RungeKuttaOrderConditions and related functions that specifies whether to generate order conditions for continuous extensions of ...
DiagonallyImplicit   (Numerical Differential Equation Analysis Package Symbol)
DiagonallyImplicit is a setting for the option RungeKuttaMethod specifying the type of Runge\[Dash]Kutta method to be generated.
RungeKuttaMethod   (Numerical Differential Equation Analysis Package Symbol)
RungeKuttaMethod is an option to ButcherPhi and related functions that specifies the type of method to be generated.
LinearSolveFunction   (Built-in Mathematica Symbol)
LinearSolveFunction[dimensions, data] represents a function for providing solutions to a matrix equation.
LinearRecurrence   (Built-in Mathematica Symbol)
LinearRecurrence[ker, init, n] gives the sequence of length n obtained by iterating the linear recurrence with kernel ker starting with initial values ...
Overview of Linear Second-Order ODEs   (Mathematica Tutorial)
Solving linear first-order ODEs is straightforward and only requires the use of a suitable integrating factor. In sharp contrast, there are a large number of methods ...
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