Taylor collocation method for high-order neutral delay Volterra integro-differential equations
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We also provide a rigorous analysis to estimate the difference between the exact and approximate solution and their derivatives up to order k-1.
Numerical examples are included to prove the performance of the presented convergent algorithm.
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