
In the present study, the uniform cubic B-spline collocation method is constructed, employed, and experimented to given smooth approximations for the numerical solution of a class of linear and nonlinear fractional initial value problems of singular and non-singular types based on the conformable fractional derivative. As a special case, the singular Lane-Emden type model is presented such that the source fractional differential equation is transformed at the point of singularity. The converted issue is then solved by using third B-splines on a uniform mesh approximation procedure with help of Mathematica 11. Several illustrative examples are incorporated to demonstrate the efficiency, validity, and applicability of the proposed technique for such conformable problems.
Conformable derivative, Initial value problem, Lane-Emden type model, B-spline collocation method, TA1-2040, Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General), Fractional differential equation
Conformable derivative, Initial value problem, Lane-Emden type model, B-spline collocation method, TA1-2040, Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General), Fractional differential equation
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