This method solves linear second-order fuzzy partial differential equations, suggesting effectiveness with generalized Hukuhara differentiability.
In this paper, a linear second-order non-homogeneous fuzzy partial differential equation (FPDE) is constructed, and the Fuzzy Sumudu Transform (FST) method is applied to solve FPDEs within the context of generalized Hukuhara(gH) differentiability technique. The use of FST, a potent integral transform renowned for its scale-invariant and unit-preserving characteristics, to the fuzzy setting is expanded. FPDEs are solved analytically by transforming them into more straightforward algebraic differential equations in the transform domain, utilizing recent advances in the gH-differentiability technique. Initially, the basic characteristics of linear second-order non-homogeneous FPDEs are presented. To highlight the capabilities, a numerical example is provided.
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