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Table 2 Comparison of maximum absolute errors acquired using the GWGM for \(\beta = 3/2, \alpha = 1\) of Example 1 with given initial and boundary conditions

From: An effective computational approach based on Gegenbauer wavelets for solving the time-fractional Kdv-Burgers-Kuramoto equation

 

\(\vert u_{\mathrm{exactsol}}(x_{i},t_{i}) -u(x_{i},t_{i}) \vert \)

x

t = 0.1

t = 0.2

t = 0.3

0.1

1.16323454320191e–6

2.14990877132823e–5

5.87312912886107e–5

0.2

4.37862738458718e–6

1.79419881498818e–6

1.17538622877236e–5

0.3

1.18903522953583e–5

3.01675389158262e–6

2.68520048517379e–5

0.4

2.01364671892027e–5

1.28895024835568e–5

2.31760359661881e–6

0.5

2.74046230660501e–5

3.90751903103677e–5

6.03438430572881e–5

0.6

3.15227119258325e–5

6.68518695888243e–5

1.27677703530248e–4

0.7

2.98805597686801e–5

8.57788603190225e–5

1.80827655015550e–4

0.8

1.94560165945315e–5

8.37675425009263e–5

1.92594337513209e–4

0.9

3.15485559659271e–6

4.72021761344938e–5

1.32342311023180e–4

1.0

4.17037628047444e–5

3.89240787802368e–5

3.36937744545157e–5