Skip to main content

Theory and Modern Applications

Table 1 The maximum absolute errors

From: Operational matrix approach for solving the variable-order nonlinear Galilei invariant advection–diffusion equation

γ(x,t)

Method [43]

Proposed method

\(\tau ^{2} = h^{2} = \frac{1}{{256}}\)

N = M = 4

N = M = 8

N = M = 12

\(\frac{10-xt}{300} \)

1.1311 × 10−4

41806 × 10−5

4.8553 × 10−11

6.5749 × 10−16

\(\frac{20-e^{xt}}{600}\)

9.2323 × 10−5

4.1813 × 10−5

4.8554 × 10−11

9.9033 × 10−16

\(\frac{12+x^{3}-t^{5}}{300}\)

3.7142 × 10−4

4.1810 × 10−5

3.9710 × 10−11

6.0284 × 10−16

\(\frac{15+\cos (xt)}{450}\)

3.7155 × 10−5

4.1810 × 10−5

3.9711 × 10−11

5.4710 × 10−16

\(\frac{10-\sin (xt)}{310}\)

9.6551 × 10−5

4.1808 × 10−5

4.8554 × 10−11

7.0597 × 10−16

\(\frac{10+(xt)^{2}-(xt)^{3}}{300}\)

1.2258 × 10−5

4.1808 × 10−5

4.8552 × 10−11

6.9103 × 10−16

\(\frac{13-xt+\cos (xt)}{400}\)

1.6057 × 10−4

4.1804 × 10−5

4.8551 × 10−11

6.0096 × 10−16

\(\frac{11+(xt)^{2}-\sin (xt)}{330}\)

2.0982 × 10−5

4.1815 × 10−5

4.8553 × 10−11

5.3889 × 10−16

\(\frac{18-sin^{2}(xt)+\cos ^{3}(xt)}{630}\)

9.0181 × 10−5

4.1785 × 10−5

4.8618 × 10−11

4.9293 × 10−16