Natural and Applied Sciences Journal

2645-9000

Izmir University of Democracy

10.38061/idunas.1296023

Mathematical Sciences

Matematik

Stability of Solution of Quasilinear Parabolic Two-Dimensional with Inverse Coefficient by Fourier Method

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1877-9791

Bağlan

İrem

kocaeli üniversitesi

07 04 2023

6 1 9 20 05 11 2023 06 19 2023

2018

Natural and Applied Sciences Journal

In this article, the heat inverse two-dimensional quasilinear parabolic problem is examined. The stability and numerical solution for the problem are discussed.Since the problem is not linear, Picard's successive approximations theorem is used. In the numerical part, the solution is made with the finite difference and linearization method.

Inverse problem Fourier method Periodic boundary conditions Picard Method Two dimension parabolic problem Fourier coefficient.

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