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A Coiflet Wavelet Homotopy Technique for Nonlinear PDEs: Application to the Extreme Bending of Orthotropic Plate with Forced Boundary Constraints

Qiang Yu, Shuaimin Wang, Junfeng Xiao & Hang Xu

Adv. Appl. Math. Mech., 15 (2023), pp. 1473-1514.

Published online: 2023-10

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A generalized homotopy-based Coiflet-type wavelet method for solving strongly nonlinear PDEs with nonhomogeneous edges is proposed. Based on the improvement of boundary difference order by Taylor expansion, the accuracy in wavelet approximation is largely improved and the accumulated error on boundary is successfully suppressed in application. A unified high-precision wavelet approximation scheme is formulated for inhomogeneous boundaries involved in generalized Neumann, Robin and Cauchy types, which overcomes the shortcomings of accuracy loss in homogenizing process by variable substitution. Large deflection bending analysis of orthotropic plate with forced boundary moments and rotations on nonlinear foundation is used as an example to illustrate the wavelet approach, while the obtained solutions for lateral deflection at both smally and largely deformed stage have been validated compared to the published results in good accuracy. Compared to the other homotopy-based approach, the wavelet scheme possesses good efficiency in transforming the differential operations into algebraic ones by converting the differential operators into iterative matrices, while nonhomogeneous boundary is directly approached dispensing with homogenization. The auxiliary linear operator determined by linear component of original governing equation demonstrates excellent approaching precision and the convergence can be ensured by iterative approach.

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65M10, 78A48

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@Article{AAMM-15-1473, author = {Yu , QiangWang , ShuaiminXiao , Junfeng and Xu , Hang}, title = {A Coiflet Wavelet Homotopy Technique for Nonlinear PDEs: Application to the Extreme Bending of Orthotropic Plate with Forced Boundary Constraints}, journal = {Advances in Applied Mathematics and Mechanics}, year = {2023}, volume = {15}, number = {6}, pages = {1473--1514}, abstract = {

A generalized homotopy-based Coiflet-type wavelet method for solving strongly nonlinear PDEs with nonhomogeneous edges is proposed. Based on the improvement of boundary difference order by Taylor expansion, the accuracy in wavelet approximation is largely improved and the accumulated error on boundary is successfully suppressed in application. A unified high-precision wavelet approximation scheme is formulated for inhomogeneous boundaries involved in generalized Neumann, Robin and Cauchy types, which overcomes the shortcomings of accuracy loss in homogenizing process by variable substitution. Large deflection bending analysis of orthotropic plate with forced boundary moments and rotations on nonlinear foundation is used as an example to illustrate the wavelet approach, while the obtained solutions for lateral deflection at both smally and largely deformed stage have been validated compared to the published results in good accuracy. Compared to the other homotopy-based approach, the wavelet scheme possesses good efficiency in transforming the differential operations into algebraic ones by converting the differential operators into iterative matrices, while nonhomogeneous boundary is directly approached dispensing with homogenization. The auxiliary linear operator determined by linear component of original governing equation demonstrates excellent approaching precision and the convergence can be ensured by iterative approach.

}, issn = {2075-1354}, doi = {https://doi.org/10.4208/aamm.OA-2022-0214}, url = {http://global-sci.org/intro/article_detail/aamm/22049.html} }
TY - JOUR T1 - A Coiflet Wavelet Homotopy Technique for Nonlinear PDEs: Application to the Extreme Bending of Orthotropic Plate with Forced Boundary Constraints AU - Yu , Qiang AU - Wang , Shuaimin AU - Xiao , Junfeng AU - Xu , Hang JO - Advances in Applied Mathematics and Mechanics VL - 6 SP - 1473 EP - 1514 PY - 2023 DA - 2023/10 SN - 15 DO - http://doi.org/10.4208/aamm.OA-2022-0214 UR - https://global-sci.org/intro/article_detail/aamm/22049.html KW - Wavelet method, higher-order interpolating continuation, homotopy analysis method, geometric nonlinearity, orthotropic plate. AB -

A generalized homotopy-based Coiflet-type wavelet method for solving strongly nonlinear PDEs with nonhomogeneous edges is proposed. Based on the improvement of boundary difference order by Taylor expansion, the accuracy in wavelet approximation is largely improved and the accumulated error on boundary is successfully suppressed in application. A unified high-precision wavelet approximation scheme is formulated for inhomogeneous boundaries involved in generalized Neumann, Robin and Cauchy types, which overcomes the shortcomings of accuracy loss in homogenizing process by variable substitution. Large deflection bending analysis of orthotropic plate with forced boundary moments and rotations on nonlinear foundation is used as an example to illustrate the wavelet approach, while the obtained solutions for lateral deflection at both smally and largely deformed stage have been validated compared to the published results in good accuracy. Compared to the other homotopy-based approach, the wavelet scheme possesses good efficiency in transforming the differential operations into algebraic ones by converting the differential operators into iterative matrices, while nonhomogeneous boundary is directly approached dispensing with homogenization. The auxiliary linear operator determined by linear component of original governing equation demonstrates excellent approaching precision and the convergence can be ensured by iterative approach.

Qiang Yu, Shuaimin Wang, Junfeng Xiao & Hang Xu. (2023). A Coiflet Wavelet Homotopy Technique for Nonlinear PDEs: Application to the Extreme Bending of Orthotropic Plate with Forced Boundary Constraints. Advances in Applied Mathematics and Mechanics. 15 (6). 1473-1514. doi:10.4208/aamm.OA-2022-0214
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