Numerical Treatment of Fisher’s Equation using Finite Difference Method
Journal Title: Bulletin of Pure and Applied Sciences Sec. E - Mathematics and Statistics - Year 2018, Vol 37, Issue 1
Abstract
A numerical method is proposed to approximate the solutions of nonlinear Fisher reaction diffusion equation using finite difference method. Fisher’s equation describes the process of interaction between diffusion and reaction. The method is based on replacing each term in the Fisher’s equation using finite difference method. Fisher equation has many applications in science and engineering fields. In this paper we study Du-Fort Frankel finite difference method for Fisher’s equation. This method is derived from Leapfrog explicit scheme.
Authors and Affiliations
Mrs. M. L. Dhumal
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