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In particular, we generalize the formula on p. 323,
to the more general formula
Note the parameter in the function: will generally be a function of .
And so on! That's the idea of the higher-order Taylor methods.
Let's have a look at a derivation with a slightly different emphasis from that in our text (our authors want to avoid partial derivatives, but I don't!).
Examples:
Let's compare other estimates on Example 8.11:
Euler's | |
Taylor-2 | |
Runge Midpoint | |
Runga Trapezoidal | 1.583 |