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In most implicit ODE solvers, the local error is either estimated from the difference between the initial estimate x ~ (t + h ), usually computed with an explicit rule, and the final converged step x(t + h), or as the difference between two rules of different degree over the previous x t) and the converged step x(t + h).
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