Explicit Runge-Kutta methods improve solution accuracy for orbital and oscillatory problems, indicating efficiency gains.
In this work, explicit Two-Derivative Runge–Kutta methods of the general case (that use several evaluations of the right-hand side function and its derivative per step) are considered. In order to address problems of orbital or oscillatory character, we develop methods with frequency-dependent coefficients. We construct three exponentially/trigonometrically fitted methods following two approaches suggested by Vanden Berghe and Simos. Also, we construct a phase-fitted and amplification-fitted method. The efficiency of the new modified methods is demonstrated by numerical examples.
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