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MODIFIED K-STEP METHOD FOR SOLVING FUZZY INITIAL VALUE PROBLEMS

Abstract

We are concerned with the development of a K−step method for the numerical solution of fuzzy initial value problems. Convergence and stability of the method are also proved in detail. Moreover, a specific method of order 4 is found. The numerical results show that the proposed fourth order method is efficient for solving fuzzy differential equations.

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