Using Variational Iteration Method To Solve Burger’s Equations
Journal Title: International Journal of engineering Research and Applications - Year 2018, Vol 8, Issue 9
Abstract
The variational iteration method (VIM) is a method that is being increasingly used for solving non-linear equations. Recent applications have included using (VIM) for solving Burger’s equations. Looking at methods for resolving these equations remains important because of the potential applications to real-world scenarios, and this can be demonstrated through the examples provided in this paper. Historically, issues with numerical methods for resolving measurements of turbulence and flow through viscous fluids have been problematic due to rounding issues, and variational iteration is being used by many mathematicians as a solution. This paper outlines this viewpoint and provides examples of its successful application to Burger’s equations.
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Ahmad M. D. Al- Eybani
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