Space Time Fractional Telegraph Equation and its Application by Using Adomian Decomposition Method

Year 2018, Issue: 22, 73 - 81, 26.03.2018

Manzoor Ahmad Altaf Ahmad Bhat , Renu Jain

Abstract

The telegraph equations are a pair of linear differential equations which describe the voltage and
current on an electrical transmission line with distance and time. In this paper the authors give a brief
overview of fractional calculus and extend its application to space-time fractional telegraph equation by using
Adomian decomposition method. The time- space derivates are considered as Caputo fractional derivate. The
solutions are obtained in the series form. 

Keywords

Adomian decomposition method, time-space fractional telegraph equation

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