The Numerical Solution of Klein-Gorden Equation by Using Nonstandard Finite Difference

Authors

  • Hoda Shekarabi School of Mathematics‎, ‎Iran University of Science and Technology‎, ‎Narmak‎, ‎Tehran 1684613114‎, ‎Iran
  • Jalil Rashidinia School of Mathematics‎, ‎Iran University of Science and Technology‎, ‎Narmak‎, ‎Tehran 1684613114‎, ‎Iran
Abstract:

‎In this paper we propose a numerical scheme to solve the one dimensional nonlinear Klein-Gorden equation‎. ‎We describe the mathematical formulation procedure in details‎. ‎The scheme is three level explicit and based on nonstandard finite difference‎. ‎It has nonlinear denominator function of the step sizes‎. ‎Stability analysis of the method has been given and we prove that the proposed method when applied to one dimensional nonlinear Klein-Gorden equation‎, ‎is unconditionally stable‎. ‎We illustrate the usefulness of the proposed method by applying it on two examples.

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Journal title

volume 9  issue 3 (SUMMER)

pages  165- 174

publication date 2019-09-30

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