abstract.   the sturm-liouville boundary value problem of the multi-order fractional differential equation  is studied. results on the existence of solutions are established. the analysis relies on a weighted function space and a fixed point theorem. an example is given to illustrate the efficiency of the main theorems.

A class of singularly perturbed two point boundary value problems (BVPs) for third order ordinary differential equations is considered. The BVP is reduced to a weakly coupled system of one first order Ordinary Differential Equation (ODE) with a suitable initial condition and one second order singularly perturbed ODE subject to boundary conditions. In order to solve this system, a computational ...

Abstract Hybrid Boundary Value Method (HyBVM) is a new scheme, which based on Linear Multistep (LMM). The HyBVM the hybrid version of Methods (BVMs) are methods derived to overcome limitations LMMs. This scheme shares same characteristic with Runge Kutta method as data utilized at off-step points. In this work, we apply two second order Problems (BVPs) mixed boundary conditions and results effi...

by using the trigonometric uniform splines of order 3 with a real tension factor, a numericalmethod is developed for solving a linear second order boundary value problems (2vbp) withdirichlet, neumann and cauchy types boundary conditions. the moment at the knots isapproximated by central finite-difference method. the order of convergence of the methodand the theory is illustrated by solving tes...

There has been a recent increase in interest in the use of distributed order differential equations (particularly in the case where the derivatives are given in the Caputo sense) to model various phenomena. Recent papers have provided insights into the numerical approximation of the solution, and some results on existence and uniqueness have been proved. In each case, the representation of the ...

This article analyzes a nonlinear system of first-order difference equations with periodic and non-periodic boundary conditions. Some sufficient conditions are presented under which: potential solutions to the equations will satisfy certain a priori bounds; and the equations will admit at least one solution. The methods involve new dynamic inequalities and use of Brouwer degree theory. The new ...