Symmetries and Fuzzy Differential Equations
A special issue of Symmetry (ISSN 2073-8994). This special issue belongs to the section "Mathematics".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 April 2024) | Viewed by 3243
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Interests: general relativity; black holes; symmetries; wormhole; modified theories of gravity
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Dear Colleagues,
Researchers have long been aware of the solutions and applications of differential equations due to the significant role that these equations play in physics, image processing, mechanics, viscoelasticity, hydrology, electromagnetics, fluid mechanics, and many other fields. In recent times, researchers have grown more eager to work on differential equations, including fractional order, concurrently with the development of mathematical methods and computer software. As a result, a variety of techniques are now employed to solve differential equations, such as different numerical methods. Differential equations are employed widely in gravity research. The approximation symmetry technique is critical in determining the exact solutions of differential equations. Some of the most powerful Lie group approaches, such as symmetries, symmetry groups, and symmetry reductions, have also been taken into consideration to solve differential equations. Fuzzy differential equations have recently gained significant interest in the scientific community, hence the creation of this Special Issue, for which
- Differential equations;
- Geometric nature of differential equations;
- Probing fractional order differential equations ;
- Fuzzy differential equations;
- Symmetries;
- Lie symmetries;
- Applications of differential equations;
- Discovery of differential equation solutions using conformal symmetries;
- Differential equations in research on gravity;
- Numerical solutions of differential equations;
- Biological systems.
Dr. Ghulam Mustafa
Prof. Dr. Emmanuel Kengne
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- differential equations
- partial differential equations
- system of differential equations
- conformal symmetries
- lie symmetries
- noether symmetries
- fluid mechanics
- fuzzy differential equations
- fractional order differential equations
- fuzzy fractional order differential equations
- numerical solutions
- gravity researches
- quantum mechanics
- systems of differential equations
- systems of partial differential equations
- systems of fractional order differential equations
- systems of fractional order partial differential equations
- soliton theory
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