This paper is concerned with methods which consist of sequential application of several different schemes for stiff ordinary differential systems, with a predetermined ratio of step-lengths. We show that, under some conditions, such composite methods have higher order and better stability than the constituent schemes. Compositions of Obrechkoff methods and of implicit Runge–Kutta processes are investigated.
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