2014
DOI: 10.1155/2014/649318
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Local Fractional Laplace Variational Iteration Method for Fractal Vehicular Traffic Flow

Abstract: We discuss the line partial differential equations arising in fractal vehicular traffic flow. The nondifferentiable approximate solutions are obtained by using the local fractional Laplace variational iteration method, which is the coupling method of local fractional variational iteration method and Laplace transform. The obtained results show the efficiency and accuracy of implements of the present method.

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“…In this section, we mention the notations, definitions, and some properties of the local fractional operators and fractional calculus. ()…”
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“…In this section, we mention the notations, definitions, and some properties of the local fractional operators and fractional calculus. ()…”
Section: Mathematical Fundamentalsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Example Consider the local fractional wave equation(): 2αt2αufalse(x,tfalse)x2αnormalΓfalse(1+2αfalse)2αx2αufalse(x,tfalse)=0,1em0<α1, with the initial conditions ufalse(x,0false)=x2αnormalΓfalse(1+2αfalse),1em1emαtαufalse(x,0false)=0. LFIIM. According to , the local fractional wave Equation 36 is equivalent to the local fractional integral equation: ur+1false(x,tfalse)=x2αnormalΓfalse(1+2αfalse)+0Itfalse(αfalse)1em0Itfalse(αfalse)[]x2αnormalΓfalse(1+2αfalse).2αx2αurfalse(x,tfalse),1emr0. Therefore, from , we can obtain the following first few components of the local fractional integral iterative solution for (36): u0false(x,tfalse)=x2αnormalΓfalse(1+2αfalse),…”
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