Indonesian J our nal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science V ol. 11, No. 3, September 2018, pp.1228 1235 ISSN: 2502-4752, DOI:10.11591/ijeecs.v11.i3.pp1228-1235 1228 A Study of Some Iterati v e Methods f or Solving Fuzzy V olterra-Fr edholm Integral Equations Ahmed A. Hamoud 1 , Ali Dhur gham Azeez 2 , and Kirtiwant P . Ghadle 3 1,3 Department of Mathematics,, Dr . Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathw ada Uni v ersity ,, Aurang abad-431004 (M.S.) India. 1 Department of Mathematics, T aiz Uni v ersity , T aiz, Y emen. 2 Master of Mathematics, Thi Qar Directorates of Education, Iraq Article Inf o Article history: Recei v ed May 9, 2018 Re vised July 3, 2018 Accepted July 16, 2018 K eyw ord: Adomian Decomposition Method V ariational Iteration Method Homotop y Analysis Method Fuzzy V olterra-Fredholm Inte gral Equation. ABSTRA CT This paper mainly focuses on the recent adv ances in the some approximated methods for solving fuzzy V olterra-Fredholm inte gral equations, namely , Adomian decomposition method, v ariati onal iteration method and homotop y analysis method. W e con v erted fuzzy V olterra-Fredholm inte gral equation to a system of V olterra-Fredholm inte gral equations in crisp case. The approximated methods using to find the approximate solut ions of this system and hence obtain an approximation for the fuzzy solution of the fuzzy V olterra-Fredholm inte gral equation. T o assess the accurac y of each method, algorithms with Mathematica 6 according is used. Also, numerical e xample i s included to demonstrate the v alidity and applicability of the proposed techniques. Copyright c 2018 Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science . All rights r eserved. Corresponding A uthor: Ahmed A. Hamoud Department of Mathematics, Dr . Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathw ada Uni v ersity , Aurang abad-431004 (M.S.) India. Email: drahmed985@yahoo.com 1. INTR ODUCTION Recently , the topics of fuzzy inte gral equations which a ttracted increasing interest, in particular in relation to fuzzy control, ha v e been rapidly de v eloped. The concept of fuzzy numbers and arithmetic operations rstly in- troduced by Zadeh [1], and then by Dubois and Prade [2] . Also, the y ha v e introduced the concept of inte gration of fuzzy functions. The fuzzy mapping function w as introduced by Cheng and Zadeh [1]. Moreo v er , [3] presented an elementary fuzzy calculus based on the e xte n s ion principle. Later , Goetschel and V oxman [4] preferred a Riemann inte gral type approach. Kale v a [5] chose to define the inte gral of fuzzy function, using the Lebesgue-type concept for inte gration. One of the first applications of the fuzzy inte gral equation w as gi v en by Ma and W u who in v estig ated the fuzzy Fredholm inte gral equation of the second kind. Recently , some mathematicians ha v e studied fuzzy inte gral and inte gro-dif ferential equation by numerical techniques [6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15]. As we kno w the fuzzy inte gral and dif ferential equations are one of the important parts of the fuzzy analysis theory that play a main role in the numerical analysis. In this w ork, we will suggests recent adv ances in the some approximated methods for solving fuzzy V olterra- Fredholm inte gral equations of the s econd kind, namely , Adomian decomposition method, v ariational iteration method and homotop y analysis method. 2. FUZZY V OL TERRA-FREDHOLM INTEGRAL EQ U A TION The fuzzy V olterra-Fredholm inte gral equation of the second kind is as follo ws: ~ u ( x ) = ~ f ( x ) + 1 Z x a K 1 ( x; t ) G 1 ( t; ~ u ( t )) dt + 2 Z b a K 2 ( x; t ) G 2 ( t; ~ u ( t )) dt; (1) J ournal Homepage: http://iaesjournal.com/online/inde x.php/IJECE J o u rn al   h o m epag e:   h t t p : / / i aesc o re. c o m / jo u rn al s / i n d e x. p h p / i je ec s   Evaluation Warning : The document was created with Spire.PDF for Python.
Indonesian J Elec Eng & Comp Sci ISSN: 2502-4752 1229 where 1 ; 2 0 , ~ f ( x ) is a fuzzy function of x ; a x b , and K i ( x; t ) ; G i ( t; ~ u ( t )) ; i = 1 ; 2 ; are analytic functions on [ a; b ] : F or solving in parametric form of Eq.(1), consider ( f ( x; r ) ; f ( x; r )) and ( u ( x; r ) ; u ( x; r )) ; 0 r 1 and t 2 [ a; b ] are parametric form of ~ f ( x ) and ~ u ( x ) , respecti v ely . then, parametric form of Eq.(1) is as follo ws: u ( x; r ) = f ( x; r ) + 1 Z x a K 1 ( x; t ) G 1 ( t; u ( t; r )) dt + 2 Z b a K 2 ( x; t ) G 2 ( t; u ( t; r )) dt; (2) u ( x; r ) = f ( x; r ) + 1 Z x a K 1 ( x; t ) G 1 ( t; u ( t; r )) dt + 2 Z b a K 2 ( x; t ) G 2 ( t; u ( t; r )) dt; (3) Let for a t b , we ha v e H 1 ( t; u ; u ) = m in f G 1 ( t; ) j u ( t; r ) u ( t; r ) g ; H 2 ( t; u ; u ) = m in f G 2 ( t; ) j u ( t; r ) u ( t; r ) g ; F 1 ( t; u ; u ) = m ax f G 1 ( t; ) j u ( t; r ) u ( t; r ) g ; F 2 ( t; u ; u ) = max f G 2 ( t; ) j u ( t; r ) u ( t; r ) g : Then, K 1 ( x; t ) G 1 ( t; u ( t; r )) = K 1 ( x; t ) H 1 ( t; u ; u ) ; K 1 ( x; t ) 0 ; K 1 ( x; t ) F 1 ( t; u ; u ) ; K 1 ( x; t ) < 0 : K 2 ( x; t ) G 2 ( t; u ( t; r )) = K 2 (( x; t )) H 2 ( t; u ; u ) ; K 2 ( x; t ) 0 ; K 2 (( x; t )) F 2 ( t; u ; u ) ; K 2 ( x; t ) < 0 : K 1 ( x; t ) G 1 ( t; u ( t; r )) = K 1 ( x; t ) F 1 ( t; u ; u ) ; K 1 ( x; t ) 0 ; K 1 ( x; t ) H 1 ( t; u ; u ) ; K 1 ( x; t ) < 0 : K 2 ( x; t ) G 2 ( t; u ( t; r )) = K 2 ( x; t ) F 2 ( t; u ; u ) ; K 2 ( x; t ) 0 ; K 2 ( x; t ) H 2 ( t; u ; u ) ; K 2 ( x; t ) < 0 : F or each 0 r 1 and a x b . W e can see that Eq.(1) con v er t to a system of V olterra-Fredholm inte gral equations in crisp case for each 0 r 1 and a t b . No w , we e xplain Adomian decomposition method, v ariational it eration method and homotop y analysis method for approximating solution of this system of inte gral equations in crisp case. Then, we find approximate solutions for ~ u ( x ) ; a x b: 3. DESCRIPTION OF THE METHODS Here we will highlight briefly on some reliable methods for solving this type of equations, where details can be found in [16, 17, 21, 22, 23]. 3.1. Adomian Decomposition Method (ADM) The Adomian decomposition method has been applied to a wild class of functional equations [16, 19, 20, 21] by scientists and engineers since the be ginning of the 1980s. Adomian gi v es the solution as a infinite series usually con v er ging to a solution consider the follo wing fuzzy Fredholm-V olterra inte gral equation of the form u ( x; r ) = f ( x; r ) + 1 Z x a K 1 ( x; t ) G 1 ( t; u ( t; r )) dt + 2 Z b a K 2 ( x; t ) G 2 ( t; u ( t; r )) dt; u ( x; r ) = f ( x; r ) + 1 Z x a K 1 ( x; t ) G 1 ( t; u ( t; r )) dt + 2 Z b a K 2 ( x; t ) G 2 ( t; u ( t; r )) dt; (4) The ADM assume an infinite series solution for the unkno wns functions [ u ; u ] , gi v en by u ( x ) = 1 X i =0 u i ( x ) ; u ( x ) = 1 X i =0 u i ( x ) : (5) A Study of Some Iter ative Methods for Solving Fuzzy V olterr a-F r edholm... (Ahmed A. Hamoud) Evaluation Warning : The document was created with Spire.PDF for Python.
1230 ISSN: 2502-4752 The nonlinear operators G 1 ( t; u ( t )) ; G 1 ( t; u ( t )) ; G 2 ( t; u ( t )) ; G 2 ( t; u ( t )) into an infinite series of polynomi- als gi v en by G 1 ( t; u ( t )) = 1 X i =0 A n ; G 1 ( t; u ( t )) = 1 X i =0 A n ; G 2 ( t; u ( t )) = 1 X i =0 B n ; G 2 ( t; u ( t )) = 1 X i =0 B n : (6) where the ~ A n = [ A n ; A n ] ; ~ B n = [ B n ; B n ] ; n 0 ; are the so-called Adomian polynomial. Substituting Eqs.(5) and Eqs.(6) into Eq.(4), we get u 0 = f ( x; r ) ; u 1 = 1 Z x a K 1 ( x; t ) A 0 dt + 2 Z b a K 2 ( x; t ) B 0 dt; u n +1 = 1 Z x a K 1 ( x; t ) A n dt + 2 Z b a K 2 ( x; t ) B n dt: and u 0 = f ( x; r ) ; u 1 = 1 Z x a K 1 ( x; t ) A 0 dt + 2 Z b a K 2 ( x; t ) B 0 dt; u n +1 = 1 Z x a K 1 ( x; t ) A n dt + 2 Z b a K 2 ( x; t ) B n dt: W e approximate ~ u ( x; r ) = [ u ( x; r ) ; u ( x; r )] by ' n = n 1 X i =0 u i ( x; r ) ; ' n = n 1 X i =0 u i ( x; r ) ; where, lim n !1 ' n = u ( x; r ) ; lim n !1 ' n = u ( x; r ) : 3.2. V ariational Iteration Method (VIM) The v ariational iteration method (VIM) is proposed by (He 1997) [18, 23] as a modification of a general Lagrange multiplier method. This method has been sho wn to solv e ef fecti v ely ,easily and accurately a lar ge class of nonlinear problems with approximations con v er ging rapidly to a accurate solutions. T o illustrate its basic idea of the technique, we consider follo wing general nonlinear system: L [ u ( x )] + N [ u ( x )] = g ( x ) ; (7) Where L is linear operator , N is a nonlinear operator , and g ( x ) is gi v en continuous function. The basic character of method is to a correction functional for system Eq.(7) which u n +1 ( x ) = u n ( x ) + Z x 0 ( ) f Lu n ( ) + N ~ u n ( ) g ( ) g d ; (8) Where ( ) is a general Lagrangian multiplier (Kale v a 1987) which can be identified optimally via v ariational theory , the subscript n denotes the n th -order approximation and ~ u n is consider a restricted v ariation, i.e. ~ u n = 0 where Indonesian J Elec Eng & Comp Sci V ol. 11, No. 3, September 2018: 1228 -1235 Evaluation Warning : The document was created with Spire.PDF for Python.
Indonesian J Elec Eng & Comp Sci ISSN: 2502-4752 1231 L = d dt . F or the inte gral equation (1), let w ( x ) be a function such that w 0 ( x ) = ~ u ( x ) , noting that ~ u ( x ) is continuous. Then we ha v e w 0 ( x ) = ~ f ( x ) + 1 Z x a K 1 ( x; t ) G 1 ( t; w 0 ( t )) dt + 2 Z b a K 2 ( x; t ) G 2 ( t; w 0 ( t )) dt: (9) Consider 1 Z x a K 1 ( x; t ) G 1 ( t; w 0 ( t )) dt + 2 Z b a K 2 ( x; t ) G 2 ( t; w 0 ( t )) dt; (10) as a restricted v ariation; we ha v e the iteration sequence w n +1 = w n + Z x 0 " w 0 n ( s ) 1 Z s a K 1 ( s; t ) G 1 ( t; w 0 ( t )) dt 2 Z b a K 2 ( s; t ) G 2 ( t; w 0 ( t )) dt ~ f ( s ) # ds: T aking the v ariation with respect to the independent v ariable w n and noticing that w n (0) = 0 , we get w n +1 = w n + ( s ) w n j s = x Z x 0 0 ( s ) w n ds = 0 (11) Then we apply the follo wing stationary conditions: 1 + ( s ) j s = x = 0 ; 0 ( s ) j s = x = 0 ; The general Lagrange multiplier , therefore, can be readily identified: = 1 and, as a result, we obtain the follo wing iteration formula: w n +1 = w n Z x 0 " w 0 n ( s ) ~ f ( s ) 1 Z s a K 1 ( s; t ) G 1 ( t; w 0 ( t )) dt 2 Z b a K 2 ( s; t ) G 2 ( t; w 0 ( t )) dt # ds: Therefore, we can write the follo wing iteration formulas u n +1 ( x; r ) = u n ( x; r ) Z x 0 " u n ( s; r ) f ( s; r ) 1 Z s a K 1 ( s; t ) G 1 ( t; u ( t; r )) dt 2 Z b a K 2 ( s; t ) G 2 ( t; u ( t; r )) dt # ds: u n +1 ( x; r ) = u n ( x; r ) Z x 0 " u n ( s; r ) f ( s; r ) 1 Z s a K 1 ( s; t ) G 1 ( t; u ( t; r )) dt 2 Z b a K 2 ( s; t ) G 2 ( t; u ( t; r )) dt # ds: 3.3. Homotopy Analysis Method (HAM) Consider , N [ ~ u ] = 0 ; where N is a nonlinear operator , ~ u = [ u ( x; r ) ; u ( x; r )] are unkno wn functions and x is an independent v ariable [22]. Let u 0 ( x; r ) ; u 0 ( x; r ) denote an initial guess of the e xact solution u ( x; r ) ; u ( x; r ) , h 6 = 0 an auxiliary parameter , H 1 ( x ) 6 = 0 an auxiliary function, and L an auxiliary linear operator with the property L [ s ( x )] = 0 when s ( x ) = 0 . Then using q 2 [0 ; 1] as an embedding parameter , we can construct a homotop y when consider , N [ u ] = 0 ; as follo ws: (1 q ) L [ ( x ; q ; r ) u 0 ( x; r )] q hH 1 ( x ) N [ ( x ; q ; r )] = ^ H [ ( x ; q ; r ); u 0 ( x; r ) ; H 1 ( x ) ; h; q ] : (12) It should be emphasized that we ha v e great freedom to choose the initial guess u 0 ( x; r ) ; the auxiliary linear operator L , the non-zero auxiliary parameter h , and the auxiliary function H 1 ( x ) : Enforcing the homotop y Eq.(12) to be zero, i.e., ^ H 1 [ ( x ; q ; r ); u 0 ( x; r ) ; H 1 ( x ) ; h; q ] = 0 ; (13) A Study of Some Iter ative Methods for Solving Fuzzy V olterr a-F r edholm... (Ahmed A. Hamoud) Evaluation Warning : The document was created with Spire.PDF for Python.
1232 ISSN: 2502-4752 we ha v e the so-called zero-order deformation equation (1 q ) L [ ( x ; q ; r ) u 0 ( x; r )] = q hH 1 ( x ) N [ ( x ; q ; r )] : (14) when q = 0 , the zero-order deformation Eq.(14) becomes ( x ; 0 ; r ) = u 0 ( x; r ) : (15) and when q = 1 ; since h 6 = 0 and H 1 ( x ) 6 = 0 , the zero-order deformation Eq.(14) is equi v alent to ( x ; 1 ; r ) = u ( x; r ) : (16) Thus, according to Eqs.(15) and (16), as the embedding parameter q increases from 0 to 1 , ( x ; q ; r ) v aries continuously from the initial approximation u 0 ( x; r ) to the e xact solution u ( x; r ) : Such a kind of continuous v ariation is called deformation in homotop y . Due to T aylor’ s theorem, ( x ; q ; r ) can be e xpanded in a po wer series of q as follo ws ( x ; q ; r ) = u 0 ( x; r ) + 1 X m =1 u m ( x; r ) q m ; (17) where, u m ( x; r ) = 1 m ! @ m ( x ; q ; r ) @ q m j q =0 ; (18) Let the initial guess u 0 ( x; r ) , the auxiliary linear parameter L , the nonzero auxiliary parameter h and the auxiliary function H 1 ( x ) be properly chosen so that the po wer series Eq.(17) of ( x ; q ; r ) con v er ges at q = 1 , then, we ha v e under these assumptions the solution series u ( x; r ) = ( x ; 1 ; r ) = u 0 ( x; r ) + 1 X m =1 u m ( x; r ) : (19) From Eq.(17) , we can write Eq.(14) as follo ws: (1 q ) L [ ( x ; q ; r ) u 0 ( x; r )] = (1 q ) L [ 1 X m =1 u m ( x; r ) q m ] (20) = q hH 1 ( x ) N [ ( x ; q ; r )] then, L [ 1 X m =1 u m ( x; r ) q m ] q L [ 1 X m =1 u m ( x; r ) q m ] = q hH 1 ( x ) N [ ( x ; q ; r )] : (21) By dif ferentiating Eq.(20) m times with respect to q , we obtain f L [ 1 X m =1 u m ( x; r ) q m ] q L [ 1 X m =1 u m ( x; r ) q m ] g ( m ) = hH 1 ( x ) m @ m 1 N [ ( x ; q ; r )] @ q m 1 j q =0 : Therefore, L [ u m ( x; r ) m u m 1 ( x; r )] = hH 1 ( x ) < m ( u m 1 ( x; r )) ; (22) where, < m ( u m 1 ( x )) = 1 ( m 1)! @ m 1 N [ ' ( x ; q )] @ q m 1 j q =0 ; (23) and m = ( 0 m 1 ; 1 m > 1 : Note that the high-order deformation Eq.(22) is go v erning the linear operator L , and the term < m ( u m 1 ( x; r )) can be e xpressed simply by Eq.(23) for an y nonlinear operator N : Indonesian J Elec Eng & Comp Sci V ol. 11, No. 3, September 2018: 1228 -1235 Evaluation Warning : The document was created with Spire.PDF for Python.
Indonesian J Elec Eng & Comp Sci ISSN: 2502-4752 1233 T o obtain the approximation solution of Eq.(2), according to HAM R m ( u m 1 ( x; r )) = u m 1 ( x; r ) f ( x; r ) 1 Z x a K 1 ( x; t ) G 1 ( t; u ( t; r )) dt 2 Z b a K 2 ( x; t ) G 2 ( t; u ( t; r )) dt (1 m ) f ( x; r ) ; m 1 (24) Substituting Eq.(24) into Eq. (22) L [ u m ( x; r ) m u m 1 ( x; r )] = hH 1 ( x )[ u m 1 ( x; r ) 1 Z x a K 1 ( x; t ) G 1 ( t; u ( t; r )) dt 2 Z b a K 2 ( x; t ) G 2 ( t; u ( t; r )) dt (1 m ) f ( x; r )] : (25) W e tak e an initial guess u 0 ( x; r ) = f ( x; r ) , an auxiliary linear operator Lu = u ; a nonzero auxiliary parameter h = 1 ; and auxiliary function H 1 ( x ) = 1 . This is substituted into Eq.(25) to gi v e the recurrence relation u 0 ( x; r ) = f ( x; r ) u n +1 ( x; r ) = 1 Z x a K 1 ( x; t ) G 1 ( t; u n ( t; r )) dt + 2 Z b a K 2 ( x; t ) G 2 ( t; u n ( t; r )) dt; n 0 : (26) Similarly , we can construct a homotop y when consider , N [ u ] = 0 ; to gi v e the recurrence relation u 0 ( x; r ) = f ( x; r ) u n +1 ( x; r ) = 1 Z x a K 1 ( x; t ) G 1 ( t; u n ( t; r )) dt + 2 Z b a K 2 ( x; t ) G 2 ( t; u n ( t; r )) dt; n 0 : (27) From Eqs.(26), and Eqs.(27) we approximate ~ u ( x; r ) = [ u ( x; r ) ; u ( x; r )] by u ( x; r ) = lim n !1 u n ; u ( x; r ) = lim n !1 u n : 4. NUMERICAL EXAMPLE In this section, we solv e t h e fuzzy V olterra-Fredholm inte gral equation of the second kind by the ADM, VIM and HAM. Example 4.1 Consider the fuzzy V olterra-Fredholm inte gral equation of the second kind as follo ws: ~ u ( x ) = ~ f ( x ) + Z x 0 sin ( x ) sin ( t 2 ) ~ u 3 ( t ) dt + Z 0 : 6 0 sin ( x 2 ) sin ( t )(1 + ~ u 2 ( t )) dt; (28) whear , f ( x; r ) = s in ( x 2 )( 13 15 ( r 2 + r ) + 2 15 (4 r 3 r ) ; f ( x; r ) = s in ( x 2 )( 2 15 ( r 2 + r ) + 13 15 (4 r 3 r ) ; and, r = 0 : 3 ; = 10 2 ; 0 x; t 0 : 6 : A Study of Some Iter ative Methods for Solving Fuzzy V olterr a-F r edholm... (Ahmed A. Hamoud) Evaluation Warning : The document was created with Spire.PDF for Python.
1234 ISSN: 2502-4752 x AD M ( n =11) V I M ( n =4) H AM ( n =4) 0.1 0.2203548375 0.220466127 0.2204663982 0.2 0.3062332542 0.306329751 0.3063488741 0.3 0.4035946723 0.403659665 0.4037996457 0.4 0.5233741235 0.523379658 0.5234862764 0.5 0.5964831157 0.614656263 0.6259432736 0.6 0.6523678927 0.652356871 0.6524855123 T able 1. The Obtained Solutions for Example 4.1 The abo v e table sho w comparison between the approximate soluti ons by using ADM, VIM and HAM for results of the e xample 4.1 . 5. CONCLUSION W e discussed the dif ferent methods for solving fuzzy V olterra-Fredholm inte gral equations, namely , Adomian decomposition method, v ariational iteration method and homotop y analysis method. T o assess the accurac y of each method, the test e xample with kno wn e xact solution is used. The results sho w that these methods are v ery ef ficient, con v enient and can be adapted to fit a lar ger class of problems. The comparison re v eals that although t h e numerical results of these methods are similar approximately , HAM is the easiest, the most ef ficient and con v enient. REFERENCES [1] S. Chang and L. Zadeh, ”On Fuzzy mapping and control, IEEE T rans. Systems, Man c ybernet , (1972), 2, pp. 30–34. [2] D. Dubois and H. Prade, ”Operations on fuzzy numbers, Int. J. systems Science , (1978), 9, pp. 613–626. [3] D. Dubois and H. Prade, ”T o w a rds fuzzy dif ferential calculus. I: inte gration of fuzzy mappings, Fuzzy Sets and Systems , (1982), 8, pp. 1–17. [4] R. Goetschel and W . V oxman, ”Elementary calculus, Fuzzy Sets and Systems , (1986), 18, pp. 31–43. [5] O. Kale v a, ”Fuzzy dif ferential equation, Fuzzy Sets and Systems , (1987), 24, pp. 301–317. [6] E. Babolian and A. Da v ari, ”Numerical impl ementation of Adomian decomposition method, Appl. Math. Com- put. , (2004), pp. 301-305. [7] A. Hamoud and K. Ghadle, ”The approximate solutions of fractional V olterra-Fredholm inte gro-dif ferential equa- tions by using analytical techniques, Probl. Anal. Issues Anal. , (2018), 7(25), pp. 1–18. [8] K. Ghadle and A. Hamoud, ”Study of the approximate solution of fuzzy V olterra-Fredholm inte gral equations by using (ADM), Elixir Appl. Math. (2016) 98, pp. 42567–42573. [9] A. Hamoud and K. Ghadle, ”Existence and uniqueness of solutions for fractional mix ed V olterra-Fredholm inte gro-dif ferential equations, Indian J. Math. (2018), 60(3), pp. 375–395. [10] A. Hamoud, K. Ghadle, M. Bani Issa and Ginisw amy , ”Existence and uniqueness t heorems for fractional V olterra-Fredholm inte gro-dif ferential equations, Int. J. Appl. Math. (2018), 31(3), pp. 333–348. [11] A. Hamoud, K. Ghadle and S. Atshan, ”The approximate solutions of frac tional inte gro-dif ferential equations by using modified Adomian decomposition method, Khayyam J. Math. (2019), 5(1), pp. 21–39. [12] A. Hamoud and K. Ghadle, ”Existence and uniqueness of the solution for V olterra-Fredholm inte gro-dif ferential equations, Journal of Siberian Federal Uni v ersity . Mathematics & Ph ysics , (2018), 11(6), pp. 692–701. [13] A. Hamoud and K. Ghadle, ”Some ne w e xistence, uniqueness and con v er gence results for fractional V olterra- Fredholm inte gro-dif ferential equations, J. Appl. Comput. Mech. (2019), 5(1), pp. 58–69. [14] A. Hamoud, M. Bani Issa and K. Ghadle, ”Existence and uniqueness results for nonlinear V olterra-Fredholm inte gro-dif ferential equations, Nonlinear Functional Analysis and Applications , (2018), 23(4), pp. 797–805. [15] A. Hamoud and K. Ghadle, ”Usage of the homotop y analysis method for solving fractional V olterra-Fredholm inte gro-dif ferential equation of the second kind, T amkang Journal of Mathematics , (2018), 49(4), pp. 301–315. [16] A. Hamoud and K. Ghadle, ”Recent adv ances on reliable methods for solving V olterra-Fredholm inte gral and inte gro-dif ferential equations, Asian J. Math. Comput. Res. , (2018), 24, pp. 128–157. [17] T . Allahviranloo, ”The Adomian decomposition method for fuzzy syst em of linear equations, J. Applied Math- ematics and Computation , (2005), 163, pp. 553-563. [18] A. Hamoud and K. Ghadle, ”On The numerical solution of nonlinear V olterra-Fredholm inte gral equations by Indonesian J Elec Eng & Comp Sci V ol. 11, No. 3, September 2018: 1228 -1235 Evaluation Warning : The document was created with Spire.PDF for Python.
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