Adams-Bashforth process
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Adams-Bashforth process
(′a·dəmz ′bash′förth ′prä·səs)
(mathematics) A method of numerically integrating a differential equation of the form (dy/dx) = f(x,y) that uses one of Gregory's interpolation formulas to expand f.
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