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An implicit scheme improves accuracy for multi-term time-fractional Fisher's equation solutions, suggesting better handling of singularities.
This article presents an implicit difference scheme utilizing a temporally graded mesh to solve the multi-term time-fractional generalized Fishers’ equation using the Caputo derivative. The non-smooth solution of this problem exhibits a weak singularity in the vicinity of t = 0, which cannot be effectively managed using uniform meshes. Therefore, we present an unconditionally stable and convergent scheme based on the non-uniform mesh using the grading parameter. The quasilinearization technique is used to linearize the nonlinear term. The numerical outcomes demonstrate that employing a non-uniform graded mesh yields more effective and accurate results than a uniform mesh when dealing with non-smooth solutions.
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