Integral Tau Method for Fourth-Order Initial Value Problems with Third Degrees of Over - Determination

Ojo Victoria Oluwatoyin (Ph.D); Prof. Adeniyi Raphael Babatunde; Adeyefa Emmanuel (Ph.D)

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Integral Tau Method for Fourth-Order Initial Value Problems with Third Degrees of Over - Determination

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African Journal of Mathematics and Statistics Studies

Vol. 3Issue 22020pp. 1–13Published 11 April 2020

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Abstract:

This paper is concerned with the solution of a class of fourth order initial value problems in ordinary differential equation by the integrated formulation of the tau method. The initial focus is the class with a maximum of third degree overdetermination. The matrix equations were constructed based on the degree of overdetermination and for purpose of automation. The automated Tau System was tested on some selected problems to validate the study numerical evidences, thus obtained, confirm the accuracy of the method.

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