Mahgoub Deterioration Method and its Application in Solving Duo-combination of Nonlinear PDE’s
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https://doi.org/10.15415/mjis.2018.71006Keywords:
Mahgoub deterioration method (MDM), Duo-combination of NonlinearPDE’sAbstract
This paper aims to solve Duo-combination of non linear partial differential equations by a latest approach called Mahgoub deterioration method (MDM). The latest technique is mix of the Mahgoub transform furthermore the, Adomian deterioration method. The generalized solution has been proved. Mahgoub deterioration method (MDM) is a very successful tool for finding the correct solution of linear and non linear partial differential equations. The continuance and uniqueness of solution is based on MDM.
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