In this paper, we study a new operational numerical method for hybrid fuzzy fractional differential equations by using of the hybrid functions under generalized Caputo- type fuzzy fractional derivative. Solving two examples of hybrid fuzzy fractional differential equations illustrate the method.

the levy-type analytical solution is employed for the problem of bending of cross-ply and antisymmetric angle-ply piezoelectric hybrid laminated plates with at least two simply supported opposite edges. the governing equations of equilibrium are derived in the framework of the first-order shear deformation plate theory. the equations are classified according to the crystallography type of piezo...

We consider a new type of integrable coupled nonlinear Schrodinger (CNLS)equations proposed by our self [submitted to Phys. Plasmas (2011)]. The explicitform of soliton solutions are derived using the Hirota's bilinear method.We show that the parameters in the CNLS equations only determine the regionsfor the existence of bright and dark soliton solutions. Finally, throughthe linear stability an...

In this paper, modication of the optimal homotopy asymptotic method (MOHAM) is appliedupon singular initial value Lane-Emden type equations and results are compared with the available exactsolutions. The modied algorithm give the exact solution for dierential equations by using one iterationonly.

Abstract We consider a generic type of nonlinear Hammerstein-type integral equations with the particularity having non-differentiable kernel Nemystkii type. So, in order to solve it we uniparametric family iterative processes derivative free, main advantage that for special value involved parameter method obtained coincides Newton’s method, is due fact evaluating divided difference operator whe...

We focus on the use of two stable and accurate explicit finite difference schemes in order to approximate the solution of stochastic partial differential equations of It¨o type, in particular, parabolic equations. The main properties of these deterministic difference methods, i.e., convergence, consistency, and stability, are separately developed for the stochastic cases.