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The paper is concerned with the numerical solution of ordinary differential equations by a new class of methods called overimplicit multistep methods. The effort is devoted to the study of the convergence and $A$-stability of the introduced methods. $A$-stable formulae of arbitrarily high orders are shown to exist in this new class. This implies the efficiency of using these methods for stiff problems.
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