Abstract The fractional reaction–subdiffusion equation is one of the most famous subdiffusion equations. These equations are widely used in recent years to simulate many physical phenomena. In this paper, we consider a new version of such equations, namely the variable order linear and nonlinear reaction–subdiffusion equation. A numerical study is introduced using the weighted average methods for the variable order linear and nonlinear reaction–subdiffusion equations. A stability analysis of the proposed method is given by a recently proposed procedure similar to the standard John von Neumann stability analysis. The paper is ended with the results of numerical examples that support the theoretical analysis
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In this paper we consider explicit, implicit and semiimplicit finite difference schemes for a genera...
Abstract In this work we perform a comparison of two different numerical schemes for the solution of...
We focus on a subdiffusion–reaction system in which substances are separated at the initia...
Fractional reaction–subdiffusion equations are widely used in recent years to simulate physical phen...
Various fields of science and engineering deal with dynamical systems that can be described by fract...
In this paper, we consider the variable-order nonlinear fractional diffusion equation View the MathM...
Weak solvability and finite-difference approximation of the variable-order reaction-subdiffusion equ...
In this paper, the Laplace transform method is used to solve the advection-diffusion equation having...
Variable-order fractional diffusion equation model is a recently developed and promising approach to...
WOS: 000312133100005In this paper, a mathematical modeling of reactiondiffusion Brusselator system w...
Fractional differential equations describe nature adequately because of the symmetry properties that...
As a mathematical tool, variable-order (VO) fractional calculus (FC) was developed rapidly in the en...
In this paper, we consider a variable-order fractional advection-diffusion equation\ud with a nonlin...
A two-dimensional variable-order fractional nonlinear reaction-diffusion model is considered. A seco...
In this paper we consider the variable order time fractional diffusion equation. We adopt the Coimbr...
In this paper we consider explicit, implicit and semiimplicit finite difference schemes for a genera...
Abstract In this work we perform a comparison of two different numerical schemes for the solution of...
We focus on a subdiffusion–reaction system in which substances are separated at the initia...