2008
DOI: 10.1080/00207160701543392
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Spline collocation method for solving linear sixth-order boundary-value problems

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“…Equation (46) is a family of the approximate solutions to problem (14) in terms of the convergence control parameter ℎ.…”
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“…Equation (46) is a family of the approximate solutions to problem (14) in terms of the convergence control parameter ℎ.…”
Section: (37)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We choose the value of auxiliary parameter as ℎ = −1 to ensure that the solution series converges. For problem (14), comparison of the results of the present method with the results of Akram and Rehman [9], Inc and Evans [7], and Siddiqi and Akram [5] is shown in Table 4. It is observed that the errors in absolute values of the present method are better.…”
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“…x ) x ( y Table 3 bellow exhibits the numerical results and the errors obtained by using the differential transform method (DTM) with comparison to the exact solution. The analytical solution of the above problem [12] is:…”
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“…Also Siddiqi and Akram [10] used septic splines to solve the boundary value problems of type (1)-(2). Lamini et al [11] used spline collocation method to solve the sixth-order boundary value problems.…”
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