New hybrid two-step method with optimized phase and stability characteristics
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Vladislav N. Kovalnogov | Ruslan V. Fedorov | T. E. Simos | A. A. Bondarenko | V. Kovalnogov | R. Fedorov | A. Bondarenko
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