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A meshless method for solving 1D time-dependent heat source problem

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Pages 51-82 | Received 23 Jan 2016, Accepted 16 Mar 2017, Published online: 26 Apr 2017

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Figure 1. Graph of g1no and ϕ0no with various values of polynomials (m1) and scattered points (n1) for Example 1.

Figure 1. Graph of g1no′ and ϕ0no″ with various values of polynomials (m1) and scattered points (n1) for Example 1.

Figure 2. Graph of g1no and kno and absolute errors |g1Exact-g1noNumeric| and |kExact-knoNumeric| for Example 1.

Figure 2. Graph of g1no′ and kno′ and absolute errors |g1Exact′-g1noNumeric′| and |kExact′-knoNumeric′| for Example 1.

Figure 3. Graph of g1no and kno and absolute errors |g1Exact-g1noNumeric| and |kExact-knoNumeric| for Example 2.

Figure 3. Graph of g1no′ and kno′ and absolute errors |g1Exact′-g1noNumeric′| and |kExact′-knoNumeric′| for Example 2.

Figure 4. Graph of ϕ0no and ϕTno and absolute errors |ϕ0Exact-ϕ0noNumeric| and |ϕTExact-ϕTnoNumeric| for Example 1.

Figure 4. Graph of ϕ0no″ and ϕTno″ and absolute errors |ϕ0Exact″-ϕ0noNumeric″| and |ϕTExact″-ϕTnoNumeric″| for Example 1.

Figure 5. Graph of ϕ0no and ϕTno and absolute errors |ϕ0Exact-ϕ0noNumeric| and |ϕTExact-ϕTnoNumeric| for Example 2.

Figure 5. Graph of ϕ0no″ and ϕTno″ and absolute errors |ϕ0Exact″-ϕ0noNumeric″| and |ϕTExact″-ϕTnoNumeric″| for Example 2.

Figure 6. Graph of f(t) and absolute error |fExact-fNumeric| with noiseless and noisy data when n1=n2=n3=4,s1=s2=s3=5,m=10 and T0=1.2 for Example 1.

Figure 6. Graph of f(t) and absolute error |fExact-fNumeric| with noiseless and noisy data when n1=n2=n3=4,s1=s2=s3=5,m=10 and T0=1.2 for Example 1.

Figure 7. Graph of g0(t) and absolute error |g0Exact-g0Numeric| with noiseless and noisy data when n1=n2=n3=4,s1=s2=s3=5,m=10 and T0=1.2 for Example 1.

Figure 7. Graph of g0(t) and absolute error |g0Exact-g0Numeric| with noiseless and noisy data when n1=n2=n3=4,s1=s2=s3=5,m=10 and T0=1.2 for Example 1.

Figure 8. Graph of h(t) and absolute error |hExact-hNumeric| with noiseless and noisy data when n1=n2=n3=4,s1=s2=s3=5,m=10 and T0=1.2 for Example 1.

Figure 8. Graph of h(t) and absolute error |hExact-hNumeric| with noiseless and noisy data when n1=n2=n3=4,s1=s2=s3=5,m=10 and T0=1.2 for Example 1.

Figure 9. Graph of RMS(f),RMS(g0),RMS(h) and RES(f),  RES(h) with noiseless data when n1=n2=n3=4,s1=s2=s3=5,m=10 and various values of T0 for Example 1.

Figure 9. Graph of RMS(f),RMS(g0),RMS(h) and RES(f),  RES(h) with noiseless data when n1=n2=n3=4,s1=s2=s3=5,m=10 and various values of T0 for Example 1.

Figure 10. Graph of f(t) with noiseless and noisy data when n1=n2=n3=4,s1=s2=s3=5,m=10 and T0=1.5 for Example 2.

Figure 10. Graph of f(t) with noiseless and noisy data when n1=n2=n3=4,s1=s2=s3=5,m=10 and T0=1.5 for Example 2.

Figure 11. Graph of g0(t) with noiseless and noisy data when n1=n2=n3=4,s1=s2=s3=5,m=10 and T0=1.5 for Example 2.

Figure 11. Graph of g0(t) with noiseless and noisy data when n1=n2=n3=4,s1=s2=s3=5,m=10 and T0=1.5 for Example 2.

Figure 12. Graph of h(t) with noiseless and noisy data when n1=n2=n3=4,s1=s2=s3=5,m=10 and T0=1.5 for Example 2.

Figure 12. Graph of h(t) with noiseless and noisy data when n1=n2=n3=4,s1=s2=s3=5,m=10 and T0=1.5 for Example 2.

Figure 13. Graph of RMS(f),RMS(g0)RMS(h) and RES(f),  RES(h) with noiseless data when n1=n2=n3=4,s1=s2=s3=5,m=10 and various values of T0 for Example 2.

Figure 13. Graph of RMS(f),RMS(g0)RMS(h) and RES(f),  RES(h) with noiseless data when n1=n2=n3=4,s1=s2=s3=5,m=10 and various values of T0 for Example 2.

Table 1. The values of RMS(f), RES(f),  RMS(g0), RES(g0), RMS(h) and RES(h) with different choose of n and m when s1=s2=s3=6 and σ=1% for Example 1.

Table 2. The values of RMS(f), RES(f),  RMS(g0), RES(g0), RMS(h) and RES(h) with different choose of s1,s2,s3 when n1=n2=n3=4,m=10 and σ=1% for Example 1.

Table 3. The values of RMS(f) and RES(f) for various values of T0, σ=5%,m=10, n1=n2=n3=4 and s1=s2=s3=6 for Example 1.

Table 4. The values of RES(f) for various values of σ and x when n1=n2=n3=4,s1=s2=s3=6,m=10 and T0=2.1 for Example 1.

Table 5. The values of RMS(f), RES(f),  RMS(g0), RES(g0), RMS(h) and RES(h) with different choose of n and m when σ=1% and s1=s2=s3=6 for Example 2.

Table 6. The values of RMS(f), RES(f),  RMS(g0), RES(g0), RMS(h) and RES(h) with different choose of s1,s2,s3 when σ=1%,m=10 and n1=n2=n3=4 for Example 2.

Table 7. The values of RES(f) for various values of σ and x when n1=n2=n3=4,s1=s2=s3=5,m=10 and T0=1.5 for Example 2.

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