On the numerical solution of some class of mathematical models by the Haar wavelet technique in Caputo operator

Abstract Mathematics is the basis for various subjects in the fields of engineering, physics, commerce, and so on. Many real-life problems in engineering, physics, biology, and e-commerce are modeled with the help of mathematical equations that lead to real-life applications. Here, some real-life problems in the field of engineering and physics are discussed with the help of the Haar wavelet method (HWM). Here, the operational matrix of integration (OMI) is constructed using Haar wavelets in order to solve fractional ordinary differential equations (FODEs). With the aid of OMI, FODE is transformed into an algebraic equation system. Using the Newton–Raphson approach, the system is further solved to find the unknown Haar coefficients. The results produced can be visually represented using numerical tables and graphical representations. The results of the presented method, the ND Solver solution, and the exact solution have been compared. The numerical results show how accurate and efficient HWM is in solving the FODE. The mathematical program Mathematica has been used for numerical computations.

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Journal of Nonlinear Complex and Data Science
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2026-09-21
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https://doi.org/10.1515/jncds-2026-0006
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Fractional Differential Equations Solutions
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On the numerical solution of some class of mathematical models by the Haar wavelet technique in Caputo operator

S. Kumbinarasaiah, Hacı Mehmet Başkonuş, Wei Gao, Ravi Kumar Yeshwanth
Journal of Nonlinear Complex and Data Science
Fractional Differential Equations Solutions
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On the numerical solution of some class of mathematical models by the Haar wavelet technique in Caputo operator

S. Kumbinarasaiah, Hacı Mehmet Başkonuş, Wei Gao, Ravi Kumar Yeshwanth
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Abstract Mathematics is the basis for various subjects in the fields of engineering, physics, commerce, and so on. Many real-life problems in engineering, physics, biology, and e-commerce are modeled with the help of mathematical equations that lead to real-life applications. Here, some real-life problems in the field of engineering and physics are discussed with the help of the Haar wavelet method (HWM). Here, the operational matrix of integration (OMI) is constructed using Haar wavelets in order to solve fractional ordinary differential equations (FODEs). With the aid of OMI, FODE is transformed into an algebraic equation system. Using the Newton–Raphson approach, the system is further solved to find the unknown Haar coefficients. The results produced can be visually represented using numerical tables and graphical representations. The results of the presented method, the ND Solver solution, and the exact solution have been compared. The numerical results show how accurate and efficient HWM is in solving the FODE. The mathematical program Mathematica has been used for numerical computations.

Journal of Nonlinear Complex and Data Science
Hohai University (CN), Azerbaijan University of Architecture and Construction (AZ), Bangalore University (IN), Harran University (TR)
Openalex Percentile: Top 12%
Fractional Differential Equations Solutions
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On the numerical solution of some class of mathematical models by the Haar wavelet technique in Caputo operator — S. Kumbinarasaiah, Hacı Mehmet Başkonuş, et al. · Journal of Nonlinear Complex and Data Science (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS