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Sadik Transform
Sadik Transform
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Some Applications of The New Integral Transform For Partial Differential Equations
Department of Mathematics, Maulana Azad College of Arts, Science and Commerce Dr. Rafiq Zakaria campus, Roza Bagh
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*Email: sad.math@gmail.com
Received: 02 June 2018 In this paper we have derived Sadik transform of the partial derivatives of a function of two variables.
Revised: 20 June 2018 We have demonstrated the applicability of the Sadik transform by solving some examples of partial
Accepted: 01 August 2018 differential equations. We have verified solutions of partial differential equations by Sadik transform
with the Laplace transform and the Sumudu transform.
Published online: September 6, 2018
Keywords:
Integral Transforms; Partial Differential
Equations
https://doi.org/10.15415/mjis.2018.71007
integral transform named the Sadik transform [3], [4]. F ( s ) = L f (t ) = ∫ e −st f (t ) dt for Re ( s ) > a (1)
It is similar to the Laplace transform but the Laplace 0
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v 0 v α−β (9)
S cosh (at ) = F (v α , β ) = 2α
v − a2
Where,
v is complex variable, 6) Sadik transform of derivatives:
α is any non zero real numbers, and If F (v ) is Sadik transform of f(t) then,
β is any real number.
The beauty of this transform is that by changing the values
of α and β we can convert a considered problem into the S f ′ (t ) = v α F (v α , β ) − v −β f (0) (10)
Laplace transform, the Sumudu transform, Elzaki transform
and all other transforms whose kernels are of an exponential
type. For instant suppose that α = 1 and β = 0 then it n −1
will be the Laplace transform, if α = −1 and β = 1 then it S f (n) (t ) = v nα F (v α , β ) − ∑v kα−β f (n−1)−k (11)
will be the Sumudu transform, and so on. k =0
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differential equation
Hence, y x + 7 yt = y
y ( x ,0) = 5e x
3.2 Proposition
Then find the solution using Sadik transform.
If G ( x , v , β ) is a Sadik transform of ϕ ( x , t ) and ϕtt ( x , t )
α
Integrating by parts twice we can get the required result Y x ( x , v α , β ) + 7v α −1 Y ( x , v α , β ) = 35e x v −β
easily, therefore we omit the proof.
It is linear ordinary differential equation in Y x ( x , v α , β )
3.3 Proposition
integrating factor = exp (7v α −1) x .
If G ( x , v , β ) is a Sadik transform of ϕ ( x , t ) then
α
Hence required solution is
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1 3 3v cos (2 x ) cos (6 x )
y ( x , t ) = 5e x S −1 α+β Y ( x , v 1 , 0) = − − 2
v v v2 − 4 v − 36
Example2. [6] It is the same as above answer which is obtained by the Sadik
transform.
Solve
Also, Suppose that α = −1 and β = 1 , then above problem
y xx ( x , t ) + ytt ( x , t ) = 0 is ready to solve by the Sumudu transform.
Y ( x, v−1 ,1) = − −2 − −2
1 v −4 v − 36
y ( x , 0) = 6 sin 2 ( x ) , yt ( x , 0) = cos (6 x )
It can be further written as
Solution:
3 3v cos (2 x ) v.cos (6 x )
2
Y ( x , v −1 ,1) = − −
1 1 − 4v 2 1 − 36v 2
Applying the Sadik transform, we get
Taking inverse Sumudu transform, we get
Y xx ( x , v α , β ) + v 2αY ( x , v α , β )
−v α−β y ( x , 0) − v −β yt ( x , 0) = 0 1
y ( x , t ) = 3 − 3 cosh (2t ) cos (2 x ) − sinh (6t ) cos (6 x )
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Therefore,
Now it’s time to check the beauty of this Sadik transform,
Y xx ( x , v α , β ) + v 2αY ( x , v α , β ) = 6v α−β sin 2 ( x ) − v −β cos (6 x ) Suppose that α = 2 and β = −2 , then above problem
is ready to solve by such a integral transform particularly
It is second order ordinary differential equation, hence its which is yet not exist in the literature or yet anybody
particular integral is wouldn’t proposed.
Therefore,
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Y (x, vα , β) = 3v α−β − 3v α−β cos (2 x ) − v −β cos (6 x )
D2 + v2 3 3v cos (2 x ) v cos (6 x )
α 4 2
Y ( x , v 2 , −2 ) = − 4
− 4
1 v −4 v − 36
Hence,
3 3v α−β cos (2 x ) v −β cos (6 x ) Since α = 2 and β = −2 , by inspection we can easily
Y (x, vα , β ) = α +β
− − 2α identify each term in R.H.S. for taking inverse Sadik
v v 2α − 4 v − 36
transform.
Taking inverse Sadik transform, we get
1 3v 4 cos (2 x ) v 2 cos (6 x )
0
It is required solution.
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1 v 2 cos (6 x ) 1
If we got any power of then we can consider its inverse S −1 4 = cos (6 x ) .sinh (6t )
v
Sadik transform is t , now we will find the value of n. Since
n
v − 36 6
1
the power of is zero therefore,
v
(n + 1)α + β = 0 Conclusions
Put α = 2 � and
� β = −2 , we get n = 0 , hence
Sadik transform has been successfully applied to solve partial
1 0 differential equations in a simple manner.
S −1 = t 0 = 1
v
Acknowledgement
Now we will find I am very thankful to my mentor Prof. M. S. Chaudhary,
professor of Mathematics, R. L. Institutes, Belgaum
3v 4 cos (2 x ) 4
S −1 = 3 cos (2 x ) S −1 v (Karnataka) for always supporting and motivating me, due
4 v4 − 4
v −4 to his valuable guidance I am able to complete this work.
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