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In this paper, an efficient technique for computing the bound state energies and wave functions of the Schrödinger Equation (SE) associated with a new class of spherically symmetric hyperbolic potentials is developed. This technique is based on a recent approximation scheme for the orbital centrifugal term and on the use of the Fröbenius method (FM). The bound state eigenvalues are given as zeros of calculable functions. The corresponding eigenfunctions can be obtained by substituting the calculated energies into the recurrence relations for the expanding coefficients of the Fröbenius series representing the solution. The excellent performance of this technique is illustrated through numerical results for some special cases like Pöschl-Teller potential (PTP), Manning-Rosen potential (MRP) and Pöschl-Teller polynomial potential (PTPP), with an application to the Gaussian potential well (GPW). Comparison with other methods is presented. Our results agree noticeably with the previously reported ones.

Ordinary differential equations (ODEs) are among the most important mathematical tools used in producing models in the physical sciences, biosciences, chemical sciences, engineering and many more fields. This has motivated researchers to provide efficient numerical methods for solving such equations. Most of these types of differential models are stiff, and suitable numerical methods have to be used to simulate the solutions. This paper starts with a survey on the basic properties of stiff differential equations. Thereafter, we present the explicit one-step algorithm proposed by Fatunla to solve stiff systems of first-order scalar ODEs. As an illustrative example, we consider the Robertson problem (RP) which is known to be stiff. The results obtained with the explicit Fatunla method (EFM) are compared with those computed by the solver RADAU which is based on implicit Runge-Kutta methods. Our results are in good agreement with the latter ones.

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