2013
DOI: 10.1155/2013/428079
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A General Iteration Formula of VIM for Fractional Heat- and Wave-Like Equations

Abstract: A general iteration formula of variational iteration method (VIM) for fractional heat- and wave-like equations with variable coefficients is derived. Compared with previous work, the Lagrange multiplier of the method is identified in a more accurate way by employing Laplace’s transform of fractional order. The fractional derivative is considered in Jumarie’s sense. The results are more accurate than those obtained by classical VIM and the same as ADM. It is shown that the proposed iteration formula is efficien… Show more

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“…Example Let us assume that the one‐dimensional time fractional HWPM is written as follows: YACDtμnormalΥfalse(η,tfalse)=12η2Dηη0.3emnormalΥfalse(η,tfalse),.5em0<μ1, where the fractional operator YACDtμ is taken in new YAC sense with boundary conditions normalΥfalse(0,tfalse)=0,0.3em1emnormalΥfalse(1,tfalse)=et and initial condition (IC) normalΥfalse(η,0false)=η2.…”
Section: Solutions Of Time‐fractional Multidimensional Heat Equationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Example Let us assume that the one‐dimensional time fractional HWPM is written as follows: YACDtμnormalΥfalse(η,tfalse)=12η2Dηη0.3emnormalΥfalse(η,tfalse),.5em0<μ1, where the fractional operator YACDtμ is taken in new YAC sense with boundary conditions normalΥfalse(0,tfalse)=0,0.3em1emnormalΥfalse(1,tfalse)=et and initial condition (IC) normalΥfalse(η,0false)=η2.…”
Section: Solutions Of Time‐fractional Multidimensional Heat Equationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Example In this example, we consider the two‐dimensional time fractional HWPM, which is written as follows: YACDtμnormalΥfalse(η,ξ,tfalse)=12()ξ2Dηη0.3emnormalΥ+η2Dξξ0.3emnormalΥ,.5em0<η,ξ<1,0.3em0<μ1,0.3em0.3em0.3em0.3em0.3em0.3em1em subject to Neumann boundary conditions normalΥηfalse(0,ξ,tfalse)=0,0.3emnormalΥηfalse(1,ξ,tfalse)=2sinht, normalΥξfalse(η,0,tfalse)=0,.5emnormalΥξfalse(η,1,tfalse)=2cosht and with initial condition normalΥfalse(η,ξ,0false)=ξ2.…”
Section: Solutions Of Time‐fractional Multidimensional Heat Equationsmentioning
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“…Gupta and S. Gupta worked out by using homotopy perturbation transform method ( HPTM) these types of equation tool [7], furthermore, A. Aslanov [3], F. Yin and et al [12] and A. Atangana and et al [2] researched for solving nonlinear heat and wave-like equation by using homotopy perturbation, variational iteration and homotopy decomposition methods respectively. Moreover, various techniques, such as homotopy analysis, perturbations, decompositions, iterations, di¤erential and Laplace transformation techniques have been used to handle similar types of these wave-like and also heat-like problems numerically and analytically as in references [1], [7], [10], [11].…”
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