Document Type : Original Article

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University of Mazandaran

Abstract

In this article, we propose a new strategy for solving problems associated with weakly singular partial integro-differential equations. Our approach uses Multiple knot B-splines to develop a powerful arithmetical solution. We analyze the functional matrices used in this technique and provide a detailed overview of its functionality. additionally, we demonstrate the convergence of the proposed advance and verify its effectiveness via several numerical simulation.

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