Affiliation:
1. Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Technology and Education, Helwan University, Cairo 11281, Egypt
Abstract
The current study discusses a novel approach for numerically solving MTVO-TFDWEs under various conditions, such as IBCs and DBCs. It uses a class of GSJPs that satisfy the given conditions (IBCs or DBCs). One of the important parts of our method is establishing OMs for Ods and VOFDs of GSJPs. The second part is using the SCM by utilizing these OMs. This algorithm enables the extraction of precision and efficacy in numerical solutions. We provide theoretical assurances of the treatment’s efficacy by validating its convergent and error investigations. Four examples are offered to clarify the approach’s practicability and precision; in each one, the IBCs and DBCs are considered. The findings are compared to those of preceding studies, verifying that our treatment is more effective and precise than that of its competitors.
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