Differential Transform Method to two-dimensional non-linear wave equation

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In this paper, an analytic solution is presented using differential transform method (DTM) for a class of wave equation. The emphasis is on the nonlinear two-dimensional wave equation. The procedures introduced in this paper are in recursive forms which can be used to obtain the closed form of the solutions, if they are required. The method is tested on various examples, and the results reveal the effectiveness and simplicity of the method.

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volume 7  issue 2

pages  19- 29

publication date 2018-09-01

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