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SI-method for solving stiff nonlinear boundary value problems

The paper contains a thorough theoretical analysis of the SI-method, which was firstly introduced in arXiv:1601.04272v8 and proved to be remarkably stable and efficient when applied to some instances of stiff boundary value problems (like the Troesch's problem). By suggesting a more general view on the SI-method's idea and framework, we managed to obtain sufficient conditions for the method to be applicable to a certain class of two-point boundary value problems. The corresponding error estimates are provided. Special attention is devoted to the exploration of the method's capabilities via a set of numerical examples. The implementation details of the method are discussed in fair depth. An open-source C++ implementation of the SI-method is freely available at the public repository https://github.com/imathsoft/MathSoftDevelopment.

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