A Challenge to Solve Complicated Nonlinear Differential Equations in the Engineering Fields and Basic Sciences by New Approach AKLM

Authors

  • M R Akbari Department of Civil Engineering and Chemical Engineering, Germany. Author
  • Sara Akbari Department of Pharmaceutical Technical Assistant ,Dr Kurt Blindow Vocational School, Germany Author
  • Esmaeil Kalantari Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Germany Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47363/JMCA/2023(2)189

Keywords:

New Approach, Akbari-Kalantri-Leila-Method (AKLM), Nonlinear Partial Differential Equation, Analytical and Numerical solutions, innovation

Abstract

In this manuscript, we claim that many complicated applied problems in nonlinear differential equations can be answered analytically.And as far as the researchers know, the application of analytical (not numerical) solution in the field of engineering and basic sciences is very important.These virgin methods can be successfully applied in various engineering fields such as mechanics (solid, fluid,heat and mass transfer), electronics, petroleum industry, designing chemical reactors, and also in applied sciences, economics and so on. It is worth noting that these methods are convergent at any form of differential equations, including any number of initial and boundary conditions. During the solution procedure, it is not required to convert or simplify the exponential, trigonometric and logarithmic terms, which enables the user to obtain a highly precise solution This method can be very valuable in solving engineering and basic science problems, and even economics, as a result, we present this method in this article for academic researchers.

Author Biographies

  • M R Akbari, Department of Civil Engineering and Chemical Engineering, Germany.

    M R Akbari, Department of Civil Engineering and Chemical Engineering, Germany. 

  • Sara Akbari, Department of Pharmaceutical Technical Assistant ,Dr Kurt Blindow Vocational School, Germany

    Department of Pharmaceutical Technical Assistant ,Dr Kurt Blindow Vocational School, Germany

  • Esmaeil Kalantari, Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Germany

    Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Germany

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Published

2023-08-31