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Order elevation of directly self-starting sub-step implicit integrators for transient dynamics
Directly self-starting implicit methods are attractive for transient analysis because they avoid auxiliary starting procedures while retaining the original first- or second-order governing equations. However, most existing formulations usually fix the last sub-step at the end of each time interval,
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