Numerical behavior of singular two-point boundary value problems in a comparative way
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This article concentrates on discovering numerical behavior of the singular two-point boundary value problems through various numerical techniques. This is carried out in a comparative way by mainly using differential quadrature and finite element methods. Also a discussion has been done by means of advantages and disadvantages of the numerical methods of interest.To properly understand the behavior of the physical processes represented by the model equation, the calculated solutions have been discussed in detail.
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