Computational Analysis of Two-parameter Integro-differential Problems in LCR-circuits

This paper solves the two-parameter singularly perturbed Fredholm integro-differential equations through the developed exponentially fitted operator method and monotone finite difference method. The differential component is determined computationally using a developed exponentially fitted operator approach and a monotone finite difference method. The composite trapezoidal rule evaluates the integral component on a uniform grid. The developed exponentially fitted operator method gives first-order convergence when the small parameter related to the perturbation is much smaller than the square of the second parameter, and second-order convergence when the square of the second parameter is much smaller than the perturbation parameter. In addition, the monotone finite difference method shows second-order convergence in both situations. Numerical results are included to support the theoretical findings of the proposed methods.

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International Journal of Mathematical Engineering and Management Sciences
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2026-03-21
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https://doi.org/10.33889/ijmems.2026.11.2.038
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Numerical methods for differential equations
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Computational Analysis of Two-parameter Integro-differential Problems in LCR-circuits

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International Journal of Mathematical Engineering and Management Sciences
Numerical methods for differential equations
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Computational Analysis of Two-parameter Integro-differential Problems in LCR-circuits

L. Govindarao, P. Antony Prince, Sekar Elango
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This paper solves the two-parameter singularly perturbed Fredholm integro-differential equations through the developed exponentially fitted operator method and monotone finite difference method. The differential component is determined computationally using a developed exponentially fitted operator approach and a monotone finite difference method. The composite trapezoidal rule evaluates the integral component on a uniform grid. The developed exponentially fitted operator method gives first-order convergence when the small parameter related to the perturbation is much smaller than the square of the second parameter, and second-order convergence when the square of the second parameter is much smaller than the perturbation parameter. In addition, the monotone finite difference method shows second-order convergence in both situations. Numerical results are included to support the theoretical findings of the proposed methods.

International Journal of Mathematical Engineering and Management SciencesVol. 11(2)
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 12%
Numerical methods for differential equations
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