In this paper, we established an analytical solution for the fractional phi-4 model within the Caputo derivative using the homotopy analysis method. This equation known for its nonlinear characteristics often describes various physical phenomena like solitons, wave propagation, and field theories. The fractional version introduces fractional derivatives, making it even more challenging. The homotopy analysis method can effectively handle these nonlinearities. Our objective was to illustrate the reliability and accuracy of our proposed algorithm, which we achieved through a comparative analysis against results obtained using the Yang transform decomposition method. Using the residual error to determine the optimal value of the convergence control parameter , the results presented underscored the remarkable efficiency and accuracy of this approach.

Numerical study of fractional phi-4 equation

C. Cesarano
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2024-01-01

Abstract

In this paper, we established an analytical solution for the fractional phi-4 model within the Caputo derivative using the homotopy analysis method. This equation known for its nonlinear characteristics often describes various physical phenomena like solitons, wave propagation, and field theories. The fractional version introduces fractional derivatives, making it even more challenging. The homotopy analysis method can effectively handle these nonlinearities. Our objective was to illustrate the reliability and accuracy of our proposed algorithm, which we achieved through a comparative analysis against results obtained using the Yang transform decomposition method. Using the residual error to determine the optimal value of the convergence control parameter , the results presented underscored the remarkable efficiency and accuracy of this approach.
2024
phi-4 equation, Caputo fractional derivative, homotopy analysis method
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