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Nazr e al., Cogen Mahemacs 17, : 13861 hps://do.org/18/3311835.17.13861 APPLIED & INTERDISCIPLINARY MATHEMATICS RESEARCH ARTICLE Numercal soluon of second-order hyperbolc elegraph equaon va new cubc rgonomerc B-splnes approach Receved: May 17 Acceped: Augus 17 Frs Publshed: 3 Sepember 17 *Correspondng auhor: Muhammad Abbas, Deparmen of Mahemacs, Unversy of Sargodha, 1 Sargodha, Paksan E-mal: m.abbas@uos.edu.pk Revewng edor: Shaoyong La, Souhwesern Unversy of Fnance and Economcs, Chna Addonal nformaon s avalable a he end of he arcle Tahr Nazr 1, Muhammad Abbas 1 * and Muhammad Yaseen 1 Absrac: Ths paper presens a new approach and mehodology o solve he second-order one-dmensonal hyperbolc elegraph equaon wh Drchle and Neumann boundary condons usng he cubc rgonomerc B-splne collocaon mehod. The usual fne dfference scheme s used o dscreze he me dervave. The cubc rgonomerc B-splne bass funcons are ulzed as an nerpolang funcon n he space dmenson, wh a θ weghed scheme. The scheme s shown o be uncondonally sable for a range of θ values usng he von Neumann Fourer mehod. Several es problems are presened o confrm he accuracy of he new scheme and o show he performance of rgonomerc bass funcons. The proposed scheme s also compuaonally economcal and can be used o solve comple problems. The numercal resuls are found o be n good agreemen wh known eac soluons and also wh earler sudes. Subjecs: Compuer Mahemacs; Mahemacal Modelng; Mahemacal Physcs Tahr Nazr ABOUT THE AUTHORS Tahr Nazr s a PhD suden n Deparmen of Mahemacs, Unversy of Sargodha, Sargodha. He has obaned hs MPhl degree n Mahemacs from Unversy of Sargodha snce July 11 and maser s degree n Mahemacs from Deparmen of Mahemacs, Unversy of he Punjab, Lahore, Paksan. Hs research neress are Numercal mehods and splne appromaons. Muhammad Abbas s an asssan professor of Mahemacs a Unversy of Sargodha, Sargodha, Paksan. He compleed hs bachelor and masers from he Unversy of he Punjab, Lahore-Paksan n he years 1 and 3, respecvely. In 1, he obaned hs Docorae n Compuer Graphcs a School of Mahemacal Scences, Unvers Sans Malaysa, Penang, Malaysa. Hs research focus s n he area of Compuer Aded Graphc Desgn, Numercal mehods and splne appromaons. Muhammad Yaseen s an asssan professor of Mahemacs a Unversy of Sargodha, Paksan. He receved hs MSc and MPhl degrees from Quade-Azam Unversy Islamabad, Paksan. Hs area of neres s Numercal Analyss. He s currenly dong hs PhD from Unversy of Sargodha. PUBLIC INTEREST STATEMENT The rgonomerc B-splne funcons were used eensvely n Compuer Aded Geomerc Desgn CAGD as ools o generae curves and surfaces. An advanage of hese pecewse funcons s s local suppor properes where he funcons are sad o have suppor n specfc nerval. Due o hese properes, rgonomerc B-splnes have been used o generae he numercal soluons of lnear and non-lnear paral dfferenal equaons. In hs paper, he cubc rgonomerc B-splne bass funcon s consdered. Collocaon mehod based on he proposed bass funcons and fne dfference appromaon are developed o solve he one-dmensonal elegraph equaon. Trgonomerc B-splnes are used o nerpolae he soluon n -dmenson and fne dfference appromaons are used o dscreze he me dervaves. The proposed mehod has been proved o be uncondonally sable. 17 The Auhors. Ths open access arcle s dsrbued under a Creave Commons Arbuon CC-BY. lcense. Page 1 of 17

Nazr e al., Cogen Mahemacs 17, : 13861 hps://do.org/18/3311835.17.13861 Keywords: second-order one-dmensonal elegraph equaon; cubc rgonomerc B-splne bass funcons; cubc rgonomerc B-splne collocaon mehod; sably AMS subjec classfcaons: 65D7; 65N3; 65N35; 7S; A1; 1A5; A15; 65T Inroducon Problem Consder he second-order one-dmensonal hyperbolc elegraph equaon he elegraph equaon, gven by u u, +α, +β u, = u, +q, a b, wh nal condons 1 u, =g 1, u, =g, a b and he followng wo ypes of boundary condons 1 Drchle boundary condons ua, =f 1, ub, =f, 3 Neumann boundary condons u a, =w 1, u b, =w,. Applcaons The sudy of elecrc sgnal n a ransmsson lne, dspersve wave propagaon, pulsang blood flow n areres and random moon of bugs along a hedge are amongs a hos of physcal and bologcal phenomena whch can be descrbed by he elegraph Equaon Deals of he above-menoned phenomena and oher phenomena whch can be descrbed by he elegraph Equaon 1 can be found n Bohme 1987, Dehghan and Ghesma 1, Mohany & Jan, 1a and Pascal 1986. Clearly, he equaon and s soluon are of mporance n many areas of applcaons. 3. Leraure revew Several numercal mehods have been developed o solve he elegraph equaon subjec o Drchle boundary condons and he references are n Mohany and Jan, 1a, 1b, Mohany, Jan, and Arora, Mohany and Mohany, Jan, and George 1996. In Lu, Lu, and Chen 9, wo sem-dscrezaon mehods based on quarc splnes funcon have been developed o solve he elegraph equaons. A class of uncondonally sable fne dfference schemes consruced wh he help of quarc splnes funcons has been developed by H. W. Lu and L. B. Lu 9 for he soluon of he elegraph equaon. Furher several numercal mehods have been developed by Dehghan and Shokr 8 and Mohebb and Dehghan 8 n collaboraon wh dfferen auhors. These nclude he hn plae splnes radal bass funcons RBF for he numercal soluon of he elegraph equaon Dehghan & Shokr, 8 and hgh-order compac fne dfference mehod o solve he elegraph equaon Mohebb & Dehghan, 8. Furher deals on oher numercal mehods ncludng nerpolang scalng funcons Lakesan & Saray, 1, RBFs Esmaelbeg, Hossen, & Mohyud-Dn, 11, quarc B-splne collocaon mehod QuBSM Dos & Nazem, 1, cubc B-splne collocaon mehod CuBSM Mal & Bhaa, 13; Rashdna, Jamalzadeh, & Esfahan, 1 for he soluon of he elegraph equaon subjec o Drchle boundary condons Page of 17

Nazr e al., Cogen Mahemacs 17, : 13861 hps://do.org/18/3311835.17.13861 are n he leraure. Thus many numercal mehods have been developed o solve he elegraph Equaon 1 wh Drchle boundary condons. Some numercal mehods have been developed for numercal soluon of he elegraph equaon wh Neumann boundary condons. These nclude mehods by Dehghan and Ghesma 1 who consruced a dual recprocy boundary negral equaon DRBIE mehod n whch cubc radal bass funcon C-RBF, hn plae splne radal bass funcon TPS-RBF and lnear radal bass funcons L-RBF are ulzed for he numercal soluon of he elegraph equaon wh Neumann boundary condons. L. B. Lu and H. W. Lu 13 have developed a compac dfference uncondonally sable scheme CDS o solve he elegraph equaon wh Neumann boundary condons. Furher, Mal and Bhaa 1 have developed a echnque based on collocaon of cubc B-splne collocaon mehod CuBSM for solvng he elegraph equaon wh Neumann boundary condons. The rgonomerc B-splne collocaon mehod has araced aenon n he leraure and has been used for he numercal soluons of several lnear and non-lnear paral dfferenal equaons Abbas, Majd, Ismal, & Rashd, 1a, 1b, 1c; Zn, Abbas, Majd, & Ismal, 1; Zn, Majd, Ismal, & Abbas, 1a, 1b. The rgonomerc B-splnes have many geomerc properes lke local suppor, smoohness and capably of handlng local phenomena. There properes make rgonomerc B-splne approprae o solve lnear and non-lnear paral dfferenal equaons easly and efforlessly. Fyfe 1969 found ha he splne mehod s beer han he usual fne dfference scheme because has he flebly o oban he soluon a any pon n he doman wh greaer accuracy. The rgonomerc B-splne produced more accurae resuls for lnear and non-lnear nal boundary value problems as compared o radonal B-splne funcons Abd Hamd, Abd Majd, & Md Ismal, 1; Nkols, 1995. In hs work, a numercal collocaon fne dfference echnque based on cubc rgonomerc B-splne s presened for he soluon of elegraph Equaon 1 wh nal condons n Equaon and dfferen wo ypes of boundary condons n Equaons 3 and. Several sudes have been carred ou as he ordnary B-splne collocaon mehods o solve he proposed problem subjec o dfferen ypes of boundary condons bu no wh cubc rgonomerc B-splne collocaon mehod. A usual fne dfference scheme s appled o dscreze he me dervave whle cubc rgonomerc B-splne s ulzed as an nerpolang funcon n he space dmenson. The proposed mehod s uncondonally sable over.5 θ 1 and hs s proved by von Neumann approach. The feasbly of he mehod s shown by es problems and he appromaed soluons are found o be n good agreemen wh he eac soluons. The proposed mehod s superor o C-RBF Dehghan & Ghesma, 1, TPS-RBF Dehghan & Ghesma, 1, L-RBF Dehghan & Ghesma, 1, RBF Dehghan & Shokr, 8, QuBSM Dos & Nazem, 1, CDS L. B. Lu & H. W. Lu, 13, CuBSM Mal & Bhaa, 13, 1 due o smaller sorage and CPU me n seconds.. Oulnes of curren paper The oulne of hs paper s as follows: n Secon, he cubc rgonomerc B-splne collocaon mehod s eplaned. In Secon 3, numercal soluon of proposed problem 1 s dscussed. In Secon, he sably of proposed mehod s nvesgaed. In Secon 5, he resuls of numercal epermens are presened and compared wh eac soluons and some prevous mehods. Fnally, n Secon 6, he concluson of hs sudy s gven.. Descrpon of new rgonomerc B-splne mehod In hs approach, he space dervaves are appromaed usng cubc rgonomerc B-splne mehod CuTBSM. A mesh Ω whch s equally dvded by knos no N subnervals [, +1 ], =, 1,,, N 1 such ha, Ω:a = < 1 < < N = b s used. For he elegraph equaon 1, an appromae soluon usng collocaon mehod wh cubc rgonomerc B-splne s obaned n he form Abd Hamd e al., 1; Nkols, 1995 Page 3 of 17

Nazr e al., Cogen Mahemacs 17, : 13861 hps://do.org/18/3311835.17.13861 N 1 U, = C TB = 3 where C are o be calculaed for he appromaed soluons u, o he eac soluons u ec,, a he pon, j. A C pecewse cubc rgonomerc B-splne bass funcons TB over he unform mesh can be defned as Abbas e al., 1a, 1b, 1c. TB = 1 ω where, ξ =sn ξ 3, [, +1 ] ξ ξ ζ + +ζ +3 ξ +1 + ζ + ξ +1, [ +1, + ] ζ + ξ +1 ζ +3 +ζ + ξ + + ξ ζ +3, [ +, +3 ] ζ 3 +, [ +3, + ], ζ =sn, ω = sn h sn h sn The appromaons U j a he pon, j over subnerval [, +1 ] can be defned as: 5 6 3h and h =b a N. U j = 1 k= 3 C j k TB k 7 The values of TB and s dervaves a knos are requred o oban he appromae soluons and hese dervaves are recorded n Table sn where a 1 = h snh sn 3h, a = 1+ cosh, a = 3 3 sn 3h, a = 3 sn 3h, a = 31+3 cosh 5 16 sn h cos h +cos 3h, 3 cos a 6 = h sn h 1+ cosh. From 5 and 6, he values a he knos of U j and her dervaves up o second order are calculaed n he erms of me parameers C j as: U j = a 1 C j + a 3 Cj + a 1 Cj 1 j U = a 3 C j + a 3 Cj 1 j U = a 5 C j + a 3 6 Cj + a 5 Cj 1 8 The Equaon 5 and boundary condons gven n 3 and are used o oban he appromae soluon a end pons of he mesh as: { U, j+1 =a 1 C 3 + a C + a 1 C 1 = f 1 j+1 U N, j+1 =a 1 C N 3 + a C N + a 1 C N 1 = f j+1 9 and { U, j+1 =a 3 C 3 + a C 1 = w 1 j+1 U N, j+1 =a 3 C N 3 + a C N 1 = w j+1 1 Table Values TB and s dervaves Bass +1 + +3 + TB a 1 a a 1 TB a 3 a TB a 5 a 6 a 5 Page of 17

Nazr e al., Cogen Mahemacs 17, : 13861 hps://do.org/18/3311835.17.13861 3. Numercal soluon of elegraph equaon In hs secon, a numercal soluon of elegraph Equaon 1 s obaned usng collocaon approach based on cubc rgonomerc bass funcons. The dscrezaon n me dervave s obaned by forward fne dfference scheme and θ weghed scheme appled o problem 1 o oban a r-dagonal of lnear equaons. The proposed θ weghed scheme s closely relaed o he accuracy of he mehod and numercal sably. A unform mesh Ω wh grd pons, j o dscreze he grd regon Δ =[a, b] [, T] wh = a + h, =, 1,,, N and j = jδ, j =, 1,, 3,, M, s used T = MΔ. The quanes h and Δ are mesh space sze and me sep sze, respecvely. Usng θ weghed echnque, he appromaons for he soluons of elegraph Equaon 1 a j+1 h me level can be gven by as Abbas e al., 1b U j + αu j = θ g j+1 +1 θg j + q, j θ [, 1] 11 where g j =U j β U j and he subscrps j and j + 1 are successve me levels, j =, 1,,, M. Usng he cenral fne dfference dscrezaon of he me dervaves and rearrangng he Equaon 11, we oban U j+1 U j + U j 1 Δ + α U j+1 U j Δ The Equaon 1 yelds as =1 θ g j + θ gj+1 + q, j j+1 1 + αk U k θ g j+1 = 1 + αku j + k 1 θ g j Uj 1 + k q, j 1 13 where k =Δ s he me sep. I s noed ha he sysem becomes an eplc scheme when θ =, a fully mplc scheme when θ = 1, and a Crank Ncolson scheme when θ = 1 Abbas e al., 1a, 1b. Hence, 13 becomes, 1 + αk U j+1 = 1 + αku j + k 1 θ k θ U j+1 U j β U j β U j+1 U j 1 + k q, j 1 The nal condon s subsued no las erm of Equaon 1 for compung C 1. By cenral dfference appromaon, U 1 = U 1 kg 15 Afer ha, he sysem hus obaned for j 1 on smplfyng 1 afer usng 8 consss of N + 1 lnear equaons n N + 3 unknowns C j+1 = C j+1, 3 Cj+1, Cj+1,, 1 Cj+1 a he me level = N 1 j+1. The boundary condons gven n Equaons 9 or 1 are used for wo addonal lnear equaons o oban a unque soluon of he resulng sysem. Thus, he sysem becomes a mar sysem of dmenson N + 3 N + 3 whch s a r-dagonal sysem ha can be solved by he Thomas Algorhm Burdern & Fares, ; Hoffman, 199; Iyengar & Jan, 9; Rosenberg, 1969; Sasry, 9. 3. Inal sae Afer he nal vecors C have been compued from he nal condons, he appromae soluons U j+1 a a parcular me level can be calculaed repeaedly by solvng he recurrence relaon 1 Abbas e al., 1a, 1b. C can be obaned from he nal and boundary values of he dervaves of he nal condon as follows Abbas e al., 1b. Page 5 of 17

Nazr e al., Cogen Mahemacs 17, : 13861 hps://do.org/18/3311835.17.13861 U = g, 1 = U = g 1, =, 1,,, N U = g, 1 = N 16 Thus he Equaons 16 yeld a N + 3 N + 3 mar sysem for whch he soluon can be compued by he use of he Thomas algorhm.. Sably of proposed mehod In hs secon, he von Neumann sably mehod s appled o nvesgae he sably of he proposed scheme. Such an approach has been used by many researchers Abbas e al., 1a, 1b, 1c; Sddq & Arshed, 13. Subsung he appromae soluon U,, her dervaves a he knos wh q, = Srkwerda,, chaper 9, no Equaon 1 yelds a dfference equaon wh varables C m gven by 1 + αk + k θβ a 1 k θa 5 C j+1 + 1 + αk + k θβ a m 3 k θa 6 + 1 + αk + k θβ a 1 k θa 5 C j+1 m 1 = + αk 1 θk β a 1 +1 θk a 5 C j m 3 + + αk 1 θk β a +1 θk a 6 C j m + + αk 1 θk β a 1 +1 θk a 5 C j m 1 a 1 C j 1 + a m 3 Cj 1 + a m 1 Cj 1 m 1 C j+1 m 17 Smplfyng leads o w 1 C j+1 m 3 + w Cj+1 m + w 1 Cj+1 m 1 = w 3 Cj m 3 + w Cj m + w 3 Cj m 1 a 1 Cj 1 m 3 a Cj 1 m a 1 Cj 1 m 1 18 where w 1 =1 + αk + k θβ a 1 k θa 5, w =1 + αk + k θβ a k θa 6, w 3 = + αk 1 θk β a 1 +1 θk a 5, w = + αk 1 θk β a +1 θk a 6 19 Now on nserng he ral soluons one Fourer mode ou of he full soluon a a gven pon m, C j m = δj epm ηh no Equaon 18 and rearrangng he equaons, η s he mode number, h s he elemen sze and = 1, we oban w 1 δ j+1 e ηm 3h + w δ j+1 e ηm h + w 1 δ j+1 e ηm 1h = w 3 δ j e ηm 3h + w δ j e ηm h + w 3 δ j e ηm 1h a 1 δ j 1 e ηm 3h + a δ j 1 e ηm h + a 1 δ j 1 e ηm 1h Dvdng Equaon by δ j 1 e ηm h and rearrangng, we oban δ w + w 1 cos ηh δ w + w 3 cos ηh + a + a 1 cos ηh = 1 The wave number s gven as: η = π λ where λ s he wave lengh. Le Page 6 of 17

Nazr e al., Cogen Mahemacs 17, : 13861 hps://do.org/18/3311835.17.13861 N = λ h whch represens he number of grd nerval over one wavelengh. Then he Equaon can be rearranged o he form Srkwerda, φ = η h = π N 3 where φ = η h s dmensonless wave number. As he shores waves represened a he consdered grd pons have wavelengh h, whereas he longes ones end o nfny, hen N mples ha φ π Srkwerda,. Le A = w + w 1 cos φ B = w + w 3 cos φ C = a + a 1 cos φ Then he Equaon 1 yelds A δ B δ + C = Applyng he Rouh Hurwz creron Sddq & Arshed, 13 on Equaon, he necessary and suffcen condons for Equaon 1 o be uncondonally sable as follows: Consder he ransformaon δ = 1+ξ and smplfyng he Equaon 1 becomes as 1 ξ A + B + Cξ + A Cξ + A B + C = 5 The uncondonally sably condon ξ 1 under he followng necessary and suffcen condons A + B + C, A C, A B + C 6 A + B + C = w + w + a + w1 + w 3 + a 1 cos φ A B + C = w w + a + w1 w 3 + a 1 cos φ A C = w a + w1 a 1 cos φ 7 Snce φ ranges from o π, hen nequales 6 can be verfy for s ereme values only Srkwerda,. Seng φ = π, he values of w, = 1,, 3, and a, = 1,, can be easly proved ha A + B + C = 161 + kα+k 3 + β 1 + θ sn h The nequaly gven n Equaon 8 sasfy f 1 + θ θ 1. cos ec h 8 A B + C = k cos ec h 6 cos h + 8β sn h A C = k cos ec h 6 k θ cos h + 8α + kβ θ sn h 9 3 Thus he proposed scheme for elegraph equaon s uncondonally sable n he regon.5 θ 1 whou any resrcon on grd sze and me sep sze bu h should be chosen n such a way ha he accuracy of he scheme s no degraded. Page 7 of 17

Nazr e al., Cogen Mahemacs 17, : 13861 hps://do.org/18/3311835.17.13861 5. Numercal epermens Ths secon presens some numercal resuls of he hyperbolc elegraph equaon 1 wh nal and boundary condons 3 or. To es he accuracy of proposed mehod, several numercal epermens for dfferen values of α and β are gven n hs secon wh, L and roo mean square RMS errors are calculaed by = u ec U N = ma u J j U N j L = u ec U N = N h u j U N j j=o RMS = N u U j=o j N j. N + 1 We compare he numercal soluons obaned by cubc rgonomerc B-splne collocaon mehod for elegraph equaon 1 wh known eac soluons and hose numercal mehods n he leraure. We carry ou 1 by he proposed mehod and Inel Core TM 5-1M CPU@.3 GHz wh 8GB RAM and 6-b operang sysem Wndows 7. The numercal mplemenaon s carred ou n Mahemaca 9. Numercal resuls are compued by cubc rgonomerc B-splne collocaon mehod for he elegraph equaon 1 a dfferen me levels wh smaller sorage and CPU me whch are abulaed n dfferen Tables. All Fgures are drawn a he value of weghng parameer θ =.5. Eample 1 Consder he followng parcular case of Equaon 1 n he doman [, π ] wh α =, β = Dehghan & Shokr, 8; Mal & Bhaa, 13 u u, +, +u, = u, +q, π, subjec o he followng nal and boundary condons { u, = =sn, u, = = sn u =, =, u = π, = where q, = e sn. The eac soluon of hs problem s u ec, =e sn. The proposed mehod s appled o calculae he numercal soluons of he elegraph equaon 1 wh h =., Δ =.1 a dfferen me levels. The absolue errors and relave error L a weghng parameer θ =.5, dfferen me levels and also CPU me n second, are repored n Table. I can be concluded ha our resuls are more accurae as compared o resuls obaned by Dehghan and Shokr 8 and Mal and Bhaa 13. In Table 3 and Fgure 1, we repor he absolue errors, relave errors and RMS for h =., Δ =.1 a dfferen me levels Table. Relave errors, mamum errors and CPU me of Eample 1 wh Δ =.1, h =. CuTBSM CuBSM Mal & Bhaa, 13 RBF Dehghan & Shokr, 8 L θ CPU s L CPU s L CPU s.5.5e-8 3.55E-8.56.89.33E-6 86E-6 3. 7.95E-5 8.37E- 6 5 5.E-9.1E-9.56.15.36E-6 3.8E-6.89 5E- 57E- 5 5 8.36E-1 6.66E-1.56 5.1.78E-6 3.8E-6 5.7 59E- 7E- 5. 8.6E-1 6.E-1.56 7..7E-6 3.E-6 7.53 E- 58E- 5 1 19 8 Page 8 of 17

Nazr e al., Cogen Mahemacs 17, : 13861 hps://do.org/18/3311835.17.13861 Table 3. Relave errors, mamum errors, RMS, values of θ and CPU me of Eample 1 wh Δ =.1, h =. CuTBSM CuBSM Mal & Bhaa, 13 L RMS θ CPU s L CPU s.5 7E-7 8.56E-8 6.3E-8.665.3.33E-6 86E-6.51.56E-8.E-8 E-8.66615.5.36E-6 3.8E-6.59 5.38E-8 9E-8 33E-8.6669.56.78E-6 3.8E-6.63. 17E-8 9.38E-9 6.61E-9.6666.65.7E-6 3.E-6.68 Fgure Error graph of Eample 1 a dfferen me levels wh h =., Δ =. 8. 1 8 Errors 6. 1 8. 1 8.5 5.. 1 8.5 5..5 3. wh CPU me wh dfferen values of weghng parameer θ due o he purpose of comparson wh esng mehods. The numercal resuls of hs problem are n good agreemen wh eac soluon and are more accurae han cubc B-splne collocaon mehod Mal & Bhaa, 13. Fgure depcs he graphs of comparson beween eac and numercal soluons a me levels = 1,, 3 wh h =., Δ =. Fgure 3 shows he space me graph of eac and appromae soluons a = 3 wh h =., Δ =. Eample In hs problem, we consder he elegraph equaon 1 n he doman [, ] wh α = 1, β = 5 Dos & Nazem, 1; Mal & Bhaa, 13 u u, +, +5u, = u, +q,, subjec o he followng nal and boundary condons u, =an u, 1,= 1 + an u, =an, u, =an + and funcon q, =α 1 + an + + β an +. The eac soluon of hs equaon s u ec, =an +. In hs problem, we ake L =, h =. and wo values of me sep sze k =.1 and k =.1 due o he purpose of comparson wh esng mehods. In Table, we repor he absolue errors and relave errors of hs problem usng presen mehod a dfferen me levels and dfferen values of weghng parameer θ. In Table 5, we also recorded he absolue errors and relave errors a dfferen me levels for h =.1, k =.1 and concluded ha our resuls are more Page 9 of 17

Nazr e al., Cogen Mahemacs 17, : 13861 hps://do.org/18/3311835.17.13861 Fgure. Comparson of numercal and eac soluon of Eample 1 a dfferen me levels wh h =., Δ =. U,.35.3.5..15.1 5..5 3..5 5..5 3. Fgure 3. Space me graphs of Eample 1 a T = 3 wh h =., Δ =..8 Space Tme graph of Appromae soluon a 3. Space Tme graph of Eac soluon a 3..8.6 U,.. U,.6...8 6.. 3. 3..5 5..5 3...8 6.. 3. 3..5 5..5 3 Table. L, errors of Eample a dfferen me levels wh h =. Mehod L k =.1 k =.1 L k =.1 k =.1 CuTBSM..13E-5 3.35E-5 85E-.79E-. 5.5E-5 7.9E-5.3E- 6.35E-.6 E- 63E- 7.96E- 17E-3.8.39E-.65E- 7E-3.E-3 73E-3 5.59E-3.19E-3 9.51E-3 CuBSM Mal & Bhaa, 13. 5.3E-5 3.8E-5 88E-.63E-. 9.5E-5 5.3E-5.89E- 7.E-.6.E- 9.7E- 9.9E- 9E-3.8 7.83E- 88E- 87E-3 3.1E-3 7.9E-3 5.87E- 5.1E-3 1E- Table 5. Relave errors and mamum errors of Eample wh Δ = h =.1 CuTBSM CuBSM Mal & Bhaa, 13 QuBSM Dos & Nazem, 1 L L. 8E-.7E-.18E- 3.61E-.77E-..3E- 6.17E- 5.66E- 3E- 7.8E-.6 7.71E- 1E-3 15E-.59E-3 39E-3.8 37E-3.18E-3,6E-3 7.6E-3 3.9E-3.99E-3 5.63E-3 3E-.66E- 3E-3 Page 1 of 17

Nazr e al., Cogen Mahemacs 17, : 13861 hps://do.org/18/3311835.17.13861 Fgure. Numercal and eac soluons of Eample a dfferen me levels wh h =., Δ =. U, 1 1 1 8.8.6.. 6.5 5. Fgure 5. 3D soluons plo of Eample a = wh h =.. Space Tme graph of Appromae soluona Space Tme graph of Eac soluona 1. 1. 8. 8. U, 6. U, 6......9.8.7.6.5..3..1...6.8. 8 6.9.8.7.6.5..3..1...6.8. 8 6 accurae han Dos and Nazem 1 and Mal and Bhaa 13. Fgure llusraes he comparson of eac soluon wh appromae soluon of hs problem a varous me levels and dfferen values. In Fgure 5, we show he space me graph of appromae and eac soluons a me =. Eample 3 We consder he elegraph equaon 1 n he doman [, 1 ] wh α =.5, β = Dehghan & Shokr, 8; Mal & Bhaa, 13 u u, +, +u, = u, +q, subjec o he followng nal and boundary condons { u,=, and u, = 1&u, =, u1, = q, = + e + e. The eac soluon of hs problem s u ec, = e. The absolue errors, relave errors and CPU me n seconds s shown n Table 6 wh Δ =.1, h =. Numercal resuls are compared wh he obaned resuls n Dehghan and Shokr 8 and Mal and Bhaa 13. I can be concluded ha he numercal soluons obaned by our mehod are good n comparson wh Dehghan and Shokr 8 and Mal and Bhaa 13. The graph of eac and numercal soluons a = 1,, 3,, 5 s shown n Fgure 6 and he space me graph of soluons up o = 5 s presened n Fgure 7. Page 11 of 17

Nazr e al., Cogen Mahemacs 17, : 13861 hps://do.org/18/3311835.17.13861 Table 6. Relave errors, mamum errors and CPU me of Eample 3 wh Δ =.1, h =.1 CuTBSM CuBSM Mal & Bhaa, 13 RBF Dehghan & Shokr, 8 L CPU s L CPU s L CPU s 6.31E-5 8.76E-5.3.55E-5 5.91E-5.3 E- 85E-6..3E-5 3.9E-5.57 3E-5 78E-5.77 8.8E-5 7E-5 3..6E-6 5.9E-6 5 6.E-6 3E-5 15 9E- 8E-5 1..19E-5 3.E-5 11 8.9E-6 35E-5 9 18E- 65E-5 1 5. 5.18E-6 6.9E-6 6 3.1E-6 5.E-6 6 7.55E-5 5E-5 Fgure 6. Comparson of numercal and eac soluons of Eample 3 a dfferen me levels wh h =.1, Δ =. U,.1.1.1.8.6. 3.... 5....6.8 Fgure 7. Space me surface plo of soluons for Eample 3 a = 5. wh h =..1.1 Eac Tme graph of Appromae soluona 5..1.1 Eac TmegraphofEac soluon a 5..1.1 U,.8 U,.8.6.6.....5 5..5 3. 3.5..5 5..9.8.7.1..3..5.6.5 5..5 3. 3.5..5 5..9.8.7.1..3..5.6 Eample Consder he elegraph equaon 1 n he doman [, 1 ] and α = 6, β = Dos & Nazem, 1; Mal & Bhaa, 13 u u, +1, +u, = u, +q, wh followng nal and boundary condons { u, =sn, u, = 1 u, =, u1, =cos sn1 and q, = α sn sn+β cos sn. The eac soluon of hs problem s u, =cos sn. The effcency can be noed from Table 7 usng L, and RMS errors wh Δ =.1, h =. In Table 8, we also repored he absolue errors and relave errors a dfferen me levels for Page 1 of 17

Nazr e al., Cogen Mahemacs 17, : 13861 hps://do.org/18/3311835.17.13861 Table 7. Relave errors, mamum errors and RMS errors of Eample wh Δ =.1, h =.1 CuTBSM CuBSM Mal & Bhaa, 13 L RMS L RMS..96E-6.63E-6.9E-6.69E-6 5.E-6.67E-6. 6.77E-6 1E-5 6.73E-6 5.61E-6 8.61E-6 5.59E-6.6 9.81E-6 E-5 9.76E-6 9.75E-6 5E-5 9.7E-6.8 E-5 71E-5 19E-5 38E-5.3E-5 37E-5 3E-5 9E-5 33E-5 73E-5.75E-5 7E-6 Table 8. L and errors of Eample a dfferen me levels wh k =.1 Mehod L h =.1 h =.1 L h =.5 h =.5 CuTBSM..9E-5.56E-5.9E-5.56E-5. 6.69E-5 9.99E-5 6.68E-5 9.98E-5.6 9.7E-5 E- 9.69E-5 E-.8 19E- 7E- 18E- 7E- 33E- 88E- 88E- 88E- CuBSM Mal & Bhaa, 13. 3.67E-5 7.91E-5 3.3E-5 6.8E-5. 8.9E-5 6E- 8.57E-5 9E-.6 37E-.3E- 33E-.E-.8 79E-.98E- 75E-.89E-.13E- 3.51E-.9E- 3.3E- QuBSM Dos & Nazem, 1..3E-5. 7.93E-5.6 1E-.8 9E- 65E- dfferen values h wh Δ =.1 and he numercal resuls are compared wh hose of Dos and Nazem 1 and Mal and Bhaa 13. We found ha our numercal resuls are comparable o ha of QuBSM Dos & Nazem, 1 and CuBSM Mal & Bhaa, 13 n erms of L, errors. Fgure 8 presens he comparson of numercal and eac soluons for dfferen me levels wh Δ =.1, h =. The space me graph of numercal and eac soluons a = s presened n Fgure 9. Eample 5 Consder he followng parcular case of second-order one-dmensonal equaon 1 over he regon [, π ] [, 3 ] wh α =, β = Dehghan & Ghesma, 1; L. B. Lu & H. W. Lu, 13; Mal & Bhaa, 1 Fgure 8. Comparson of numercal and eac soluons of Eample a dfferen me levels wh h =.1, Δ =. U,.8.6....6.8....6.8 Page 13 of 17

Nazr e al., Cogen Mahemacs 17, : 13861 hps://do.org/18/3311835.17.13861 Fgure 9. 3D plo of appromae and eac soluons for Eample a = 5. wh h =..75.5.5 U,.5 Space Tme graph of Appromae soluona 5. U,.75.5.5.5 Space Tme graph of Eac soluona 5..5.5.75.75.5 5..5 3. 3.5..5 5..9.8.7.1..3..5.6.5 5..5 3. 3.5..5 5..9.8.7.1..3..5.6 u u, +8, +u, = u, +q, π, subjec o he followng nal and Neumann boundary condons { u, = =sn, u, = = sn u, =e, u π, =e where q, = e sn. The eac soluon of hs problem s u ec, =e sn. The proposed mehod s appled o calculae he numercal soluons of elegraph equaon 1 and a = 1,, 3 wh Δ =.1 and dfferen values of h. The absolue errors, relave errors and RMS errors a dfferen values of weghng parameer θ and also CPU me n second, are repored n Table 9. I can be concluded ha our resuls are more accurae as compared o resuls Table 9. L, and RMS errors and CPUs of Eample 5 a dfferen me levels wh k =.1 Mehod h θ L RMS CPU s CuTBSM.5.797 36E-6 7.E-7 5.3E-7...867 36E-6 7.39E-7 5.1E-7.51.5..797 3.E-7 93E-7 E-7.5..867.96E-7 89E-7 18E-7 3.5 3..797 8.33E-8 7.16E-8 3.31E-8.67..867 8.1E-8 6.87E-8 3.E-8 55.1.8117 8.13E-8 6.57E-8 3.1E-8.9 C-RBF Dehghan & Ghesma, 1.5 3. 7.1E-5. 71E-5.1 8.E-5 TPS-RBF Dehghan & Ghesma,.5 3. 9.1E-5 1..9E-5.1 8.99E-6 L-RBF Dehghan & Ghesma, 1.5 3. 3.1E-. 7.13E-5.1.3E- CuBSM Mal & Bhaa, 1.5 5.11E-.95E-.3E-. 78E- 67E- 7.11E-5.5. 3.E-.5E- 7E-. 53E- 7E- 6.11E-.5 3. 99E- 3E- 7.85E-.7. 7E- 6.61E-5.6E-5 7.1 3.76E-5 3.1 CDS L. B. Lu & H. W. Lu, 13.5 3. 6.E-7. 6.1E-7.1 6.E-7 Page 1 of 17

Nazr e al., Cogen Mahemacs 17, : 13861 hps://do.org/18/3311835.17.13861 Fgure Error graph of Eample 5 a dfferen values of h a = 3. wh Δ =. Errors 6. 1 8. 1 8. 1 8 h.5 h. h.1 1 3 5 6. 1 8. 1 8 6. 1 8 Fgure 1 Space me graph of soluons for Eample 5 up o = 3. wh k =.1 and h =.5. U,.5. Space Tme graphofappromae soluona 3. U,.5. Space Tme graphof Eac soluon a 3..5.5 3 6 3 6 1 1 obaned by hree RBFs schemes such as Cubc RBF CRBF Dehghan & Ghesma, 1, Thn Plae Splne RBF TPS-RBF Dehghan & Ghesma, 1, Lnear RBF L-RBF Dehghan & Ghesma, 1, CDS L. B. Lu & H. W. Lu, 13 and CuBSM Mal & Bhaa, 1. Fgure 1 depcs he errors of proposed mehod a dfferen values of h. The numercal resuls of hs problem are also n good agreemen wh eac soluon. Fgure 11 shows he space me graph of appromae and eac soluons a = 3 wh h =.5, Δ =. 6. Concluson Ths paper has nvesgaed he applcaon of cubc rgonomerc B-splne collocaon mehod o fnd he numercal soluon of he elegraph equaon wh nal condon and Drchle as well as Neumann s ype boundary condons. A usual fne dfference approach s used o dscreze he me dervaves. The cubc rgonomerc B-splne s used for nerpolang he soluons a each me. The numercal resuls shown n Tables 9 and Fgures 1 11 ndcae he relably of resuls obaned. The obaned soluon o he elegraph equaon for varous me levels has been compared wh he eac soluon and esng mehods by calculang, L and RMS errors. The comparson ndcaed mproved accuracy compared o C-RBF Dehghan & Ghesma, 1, TPS-RBF Dehghan & Ghesma, 1, L-RBF Dehghan & Ghesma, 1, RBF Dehghan & Shokr, 8, QuBSM Dos & Nazem, 1, CDS L. B. Lu & H. W. Lu, 13, CuBSM Mal & Bhaa, 13, 1. Page 15 of 17

Nazr e al., Cogen Mahemacs 17, : 13861 hps://do.org/18/3311835.17.13861 Acknowledgemens The auhors are ndebed o he anonymous revewers for her helpful, valuable commens and suggesons n he mprovemen of hs manuscrp. Fundng The auhors receved no drec fundng for hs research. Auhor deals Tahr Nazr 1 E-mal: ahrnazr666@gmal.com ORCID ID: hp://orcd.org/-1-99-966 Muhammad Abbas 1 E-mal: m.abbas@uos.edu.pk ORCID ID: hp://orcd.org/--91-158 Muhammad Yaseen 1 E-mal: yaseen@uos.edu.pk ORCID ID: hp://orcd.org/-1-7999-87 1 Deparmen of Mahemacs, Unversy of Sargodha, 1 Sargodha, Paksan. Caon nformaon Ce hs arcle as: Numercal soluon of second-order hyperbolc elegraph equaon va new cubc rgonomerc B-splnes approach, Tahr Nazr, Muhammad Abbas & Muhammad Yaseen, Cogen Mahemacs 17, : 1386 References Abbas, M., Majd, A. A., Ismal, A. I. M., & Rashd, A. 1a. Numercal mehod usng cubc B-splne for a srongly coupled reacon-dffuson sysem. PLOS ONE, 91, 1 e8365. Abbas, M., Majd, A. A., Ismal, A. I. M., Rashd, A. 1b. 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