Solutions of differential equations using linearly independent Hosoya polynomials of trees

Abstract

We present an algorithm for the result of differential equations (DEs) by using linearly independent Hosoya polynomials of trees. With the newly adopted strategy, the desired outcome is expanded in the form of a collection of continuous polynomials over an interval. Nevertheless, compared to other methods for solving differential equations, this method’s precision and effectiveness rely on the size of the collection of Hosoya polynomials, and the process is easier. Excellent agreement between the exact and approximate solutions is obtained when the current scheme is used to crack linear and nonlinear equations. Potentially, this method could be used in more intricate systems for which there are no exact solutions.