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Applied & Interdisciplinary Mathematics

Crank–Nicolson method for solving time-fractional singularly perturbed delay partial differential equations

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Article: 2293373 | Received 03 Jun 2023, Accepted 07 Dec 2023, Published online: 15 Jan 2024

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Figure 1. Surface plots of the numerical solution of example 4.1 for different values of β with ϵ=1010,M=80 and N = 64.

Figure 1. Surface plots of the numerical solution of example 4.1 for different values of β with ϵ=10−10,M=80 and N = 64.

Figure 2. Surface plots of the numerical solution of example 4.1 for different values of ϵ with β=0.4,M=80 and N = 64.

Figure 2. Surface plots of the numerical solution of example 4.1 for different values of ϵ with β=0.4,M=80 and N = 64.

Figure 3. Surface plots of the numerical solution of example 4.2 for different values of β with ϵ=1010,M=80 and N = 64.

Figure 3. Surface plots of the numerical solution of example 4.2 for different values of β with ϵ=10−10,M=80 and N = 64.

Figure 4. Surface plots of the numerical solution of example 4.2 for different values of ϵ with β=0.6,M=80 and N = 64.

Figure 4. Surface plots of the numerical solution of example 4.2 for different values of ϵ with β=0.6,M=80 and N = 64.

Figure 5. Loglog plot of maximum pointwise error for examples 4.1 and 4.2 for β = 0.8.

Figure 5. Loglog plot of maximum pointwise error for examples 4.1 and 4.2 for β = 0.8.

Table 1. Maximum pointwise error (EM,N) and rate of convergence (RM,N) for example 4.1 using fractional order β = 0.8 with different values of ϵ.

Table 2. Maximum pointwise error (EM,N) and rate of convergence (RM,N) for example 4.1 using ϵ=1010 with different values of β

Table 3. Maximum pointwise error (EM,N) and rate of convergence (RM,N) for example 4.2 using fractional order β = 0.8 with different values of ϵ

Table 4. Maximum pointwise error (EM,N) and rate of convergence (RM,N) for example 4.2 using ϵ=1010 with different values of β

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