Analysis of the n-Term Klein-Gordon Equations in Cantor Sets

Year 2023, Volume: 5 Issue: 4, 308 - 317, 31.12.2023

Nikhil Sharma , Pranay Goswami , Sunil Joshi

https://doi.org/10.51537/chaos.1286294

Abstract

The effectiveness of the local fractional reduced differential transformation method (LFRDTM) for the approximation of the solution related to the extended n-term local fractional Klein-Gordon equation is the main aim of this paper in which fractional complex transform and local fractional derivative have been employed to analyze the n-term Klein-Gordon equations, and Cantor sets. The proposed method, along with the existence of the solutions demonstrated through some examples, provides a powerful mathematical means in solving fractional linear differential equations. Considering these points, the paper also provides an accurate and effective method to solve complex physical systems that display fractal or self-similar behavior across various scales. In conclusion, the fractional complex transform with the local fractional differential transform method has been proven to be a robust and flexible approach towards obtaining effective approximate solutions of local fractional partial differential equations.

Keywords

Local fractional calculus, local fractional differential equations;, reduced differential transform method, fractional Klein-Gordon equation.

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