📚 Volume 33, Issue 4
📋 ID: qBGRXea
Authors
Rui Costa, Yasmin Akter, Mustafa Al-Khalidi
Rui Costa: University of Coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal; Yasmin Akter: University of Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh; Mustafa Al-Khalidi: Al-Nahrain University, Baghdad, Iraq
Keywords
numerical algorithms
nonlinear partial differential equations
finite element methods
computational efficiency
fluid dynamics
thermodynamics
Abstract
Mathematics plays a crucial role in modeling real-world phenomena, and nonlinear partial differential equations (NPDEs) are fundamental in various applied sciences. This study aims to develop and analyze advanced numerical algorithms for solving NPDEs efficiently. The objective is to enhance the accuracy and computational speed of existing methods, making them more applicable in complex systems. Our methodology involves the development of hybrid algorithms combining finite element methods with modern computational techniques, such as machine learning-assisted solvers. Extensive simulation-based evaluations are performed to benchmark our algorithms against traditional ones across different application domains, including fluid dynamics and thermodynamics. Findings indicate a significant improvement in both computational efficiency and solution accuracy, offering a promising alternative for researchers dealing with highly nonlinear systems. The enhanced algorithms exhibit robustness when confronting the challenges of stiff equations and boundary conditions. In conclusion, our work provides a substantial contribution to the field of applied mathematics by delivering innovative tools for NPDEs, potentially impacting various scientific and engineering disciplines. Future research will focus on further optimizing these algorithms and exploring their applicability in more diverse scenarios.
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📝 How to Cite
Rui Costa, Yasmin Akter, Mustafa Al-Khalidi (2026).
"Advanced Numerical Algorithms for Solving Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations in Applied Contexts".
Wulfenia, 33(4).