Solution of Bipolar Fuzzy Nonlinear Equations by Fuzzy Adomian Decomposition Method and Fuzzy Newton–Raphson Method

Fuzzy nonlinear equations are used to model real-world problems. Due to the nonlinearity, sometimes obtaining a fuzzy solution is challenging. This paper deals with two methods for solving such equations, the first is the fuzzy Newton–Raphson method (FNRM) and the other is the fuzzy Adomian decomposition method (FADM). Both methods are proposed and demonstrated. We observe that the FADM is better than the FNRM. FADM gives a fuzzy solution also, at the core the fuzzy solution matches with the crisp one. The FNRM initially gives a fuzzy solution, but as iterations increase, the solution does not remain fuzzy, and even the fuzzy solution does not match with the crisp one. Last, one numerical illustration is solved by both methods.

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Journal of Uncertain Systems
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2025-12-06
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https://doi.org/10.1142/s175289092550031x
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Fuzzy Systems and Optimization
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Fuzzy nonlinear equations are used to model real-world problems. Due to the nonlinearity, sometimes obtaining a fuzzy solution is challenging. This paper deals with two methods for solving such equations, the first is the fuzzy Newton–Raphson method (FNRM) and the other is the fuzzy Adomian decomposition method (FADM). Both methods are proposed and demonstrated. We observe that the FADM is better than the FNRM. FADM gives a fuzzy solution also, at the core the fuzzy solution matches with the crisp one. The FNRM initially gives a fuzzy solution, but as iterations increase, the solution does not remain fuzzy, and even the fuzzy solution does not match with the crisp one. Last, one numerical illustration is solved by both methods.

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Qassim University (SA), Parul University (IN), Saveetha University (IN), Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology, West Bengal (IN)
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