A Wavelet Collocation Method for some Fractional Models
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This article presents an effective numerical approach based on the operational matrix of fractional order integration of Haar wavelets for dealing with the fractional models of the mixing and the Newton law of cooling problems. A general procedure of obtaining the fractional integration operational matrix of Haar wavelets which converts the fractional models into a system of algebraic equations is derived so that the computation is very simple and it is much effective than the conventional numerical methods. The reliability and the applicability of the current numerical technique for fractional models are examined by comparing the achieved results with the precise solutions.
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