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In this research, New homotopy analysis method for solving the fractional (2+1) D and (3+1) D non-linear Schrödinger equations by Elzaki. To solve these equations , the Elzaki transform is applied jointly to the Homotopy analysis method (HAM). This has proved efficient in tackling fractional calculus and nonlinear dynamics since correct solutions are offered and they converge at a faster rate. The accuracy of the proposed technique has been corroborated by analyzing various examples for which the latter were used for solving high-dimensional non-linear Schrodinger equation, which indicates that the technique is quite resilient as well as efficient; thus, making it an effective tool in theoretical physics and other applied sciences.
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