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In this book, we make an extension to the unified method that unifies all the known methods in the literature for finding the exact solutions of scalar or vector nonlinear PDE's with constant coefficients in the nonlinear sciences. The extended unified method unable us to investigate the effects of the inhomogeneity of the diffusion, diffraction dispersion super-diffusion of the medium trough considering the coefficients space-dependent. On the other hand, some problems have been studied when these coefficients are taken as time-dependent. The main objectives of the extended unified method…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
In this book, we make an extension to the unified method that unifies all the known methods in the literature for finding the exact solutions of scalar or vector nonlinear PDE's with constant coefficients in the nonlinear sciences. The extended unified method unable us to investigate the effects of the inhomogeneity of the diffusion, diffraction dispersion super-diffusion of the medium trough considering the coefficients space-dependent. On the other hand, some problems have been studied when these coefficients are taken as time-dependent. The main objectives of the extended unified method are; (a) Constructing the necessary conditions for the existence of solutions to evolution equations. (b) Whenever the solutions exist, this method suggests a new classification to the solution structures namely; the polynomial solutions, the rational solutions and the polynomial-rational solutions. In each type, we mean that the obtained equations are accomplished by a set of auxiliary equation whose solution gives rise to an auxiliary function.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Mohamed Safaa Mohamed Osman. A lecturer of Applied Mathematics at Cairo University, Giza, Egypt. He obtained his PhD from Cairo University, Giza, Egypt in 2014. His research interests include: Fractional Calculus. Mathematical Modeling in Biology, Medicine, Chemistry and Physics. Stability analysis of Dynamical systems.