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March 21, 2026Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences2 citations

CMMSE: Application of the Parametrization Method to Solving Boundary Value Problems for Fractional Equations

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KUK. I. UsmanovKNKulzina Nazarova

Key Points

  • The aim is to solve a boundary value problem for systems of fractional-order differential equations using a new parameterization method.
  • Developed a parameterization method from Professor D. Dzhumabayev.
  • Proposed an algorithm for finding solutions to the boundary value problem.
  • Divided the segment into parts while considering initial conditions for function values.
  • Formally split the problem into a Cauchy problem and a system of linear equations.
  • Established a closed system for the solution pair derived from the method.
  • Proven the convergence of the algorithm for solving the boundary value problem.

Abstract

ABSTRACT This paper studies a boundary value problem for systems of fractional‐order differential equations. The work aims to solve a fractional‐order differential equation using the parameterization method developed by Professor D. Dzhumabayev. Based on this method, an algorithm for finding a solution to the problem under study is proposed, and the solvability of the problem under study is determined. For this, the condition is taken, and the segment under consideration is divided into parts. The values of the function tapering at the initial points of each segment are designated by the parameter so that a replacement is made on each interval. The replacement of variables formally divides the problem into two components: A Cauchy problem for a fractional‐order differential equation and a system of linear equations with regard to the parameters entered. Therewith, a closed system for a pair is obtained. By this means, an algorithm for finding a solution is obtained, and the convergence of this algorithm is proven.

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Usmanov et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69be38596e48c4981c678b63https://doi.org/10.1002/mma.70687
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