2023
DOI: 10.48185/jfcns.v4i1.757
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A Method to solve ordinary fractional differential equations using Elzaki and Sumudu transform

Changdev Jadhav,
Tanisha Dale,
Dr. Vaijanath Chinchane

Abstract: The main objective of the paper is to solve ordinary fractional differential equations using Elzaki and Sumudu transform. Moreover some ordinary fractional differential equations are solved by using the presented method. Using different types of fractional differential operators existing methods have been extended and applied for ordinary fractional differential equations.

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“…However, finding analytic solutions for these equations is often challenging, and several efficient methods have been proposed to solve them. These methods include the Elzaki and Sumudu transform (10) , inverse fractional Shehu transform (11) , double Shehu transform (12) , Unified predictor-corrector method (13) , Adomian Decomposition Method (14) , Fractional Decomposition Method (15) , and many others. Bachir et al (16) discussed the existence and stability of solutions for a class of Hilfer-Hadamard FDEs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, finding analytic solutions for these equations is often challenging, and several efficient methods have been proposed to solve them. These methods include the Elzaki and Sumudu transform (10) , inverse fractional Shehu transform (11) , double Shehu transform (12) , Unified predictor-corrector method (13) , Adomian Decomposition Method (14) , Fractional Decomposition Method (15) , and many others. Bachir et al (16) discussed the existence and stability of solutions for a class of Hilfer-Hadamard FDEs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%