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Pure Mathematics

A robust collocation method for singularly perturbed discontinuous coefficients parabolic differential difference equations

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Article: 2301827 | Received 30 Nov 2023, Accepted 02 Jan 2024, Published online: 11 Jan 2024

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Table 1. Values of  Pn(s,δ)  and its derivatives at the mesh points

Table 2. Values of EεN,M, EN,M and RN,M for example 5.1 when δ = 0.99 and N = M

Table 3. Values of EεN,M, EN,M and RN,M for example 5.2 when δ = 0.99 and N = M

Table 4. Values of EεN,M, EN,M and RN,M for example 5.3 when δ = 0.99 and N = M

Table 5. Comparison of ɛ-uniform values using the proposed method for example 5.1 when δ = 0.99 and N = M

Figure 1. Numerical solutions of example 5.1 for δ = 0.99 when N=M=26.

Figure 1. Numerical solutions of example 5.1 for δ = 0.99 when N=M=26.

Figure 2. Numerical solutions of example 5.2 for δ = 0.99 when N=M=26.

Figure 2. Numerical solutions of example 5.2 for δ = 0.99 when N=M=26.

Figure 3. Numerical solutions of example 5.3 for δ = 0.99 when N=M=26.

Figure 3. Numerical solutions of example 5.3 for δ = 0.99 when N=M=26.

Figure 4. Line graphs at t = 2 when δ = 0.99 and N=M=27.

Figure 4. Line graphs at t = 2 when δ = 0.99 and N=M=27.

Figure 5. The log-log plot of the maximum absolute errors.

Figure 5. The log-log plot of the maximum absolute errors.