Problem 1. Consider solving the autonomous differential equation dy = f(y), te [to, T], y(to) = yo dt with the following backward Euler's method: Yi+1 = Yi + hf (yi+1). Assume that f is smooth. (a)...

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Problem 1.<br>Consider solving the autonomous differential equation<br>dy<br>= f(y), te [to, T], y(to) = yo<br>dt<br>with the following backward Euler's method:<br>Yi+1 = Yi + hf (yi+1).<br>Assume that f is smooth.<br>(a)<br>Derive the leading term of the local truncation error of this numerical method.<br>(b)<br>your work.)<br>Determine the interval of absolute stability for this method. (Please show<br>

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Problem 1. Consider solving the autonomous differential equation dy = f(y), te [to, T], y(to) = yo dt with the following backward Euler's method: Yi+1 = Yi + hf (yi+1). Assume that f is smooth. (a)...

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