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Figure 4 The absolute error of problem ( 61 ) at (pmb{N=8}). Figure 5 The absolute error of problem ( 61 ) at (pmb{t=1}) and (pmb{N=10}).

Figure 6 The absolute error of problem ( 61 ) at (pmb{y=1.5}) at (pmb{N=10}).

The absolute error of problem (61) with (varepsilon=2^{-4}) aN=16N=16) is sketched in Figure 4.

Such representation of user needs is argued here to be associated with issues such as the errors of problem framing, which is a cause of inadmissible, uncreative or sub-optimal designs.

For the two values of (t=1) and (y=1), the curves of absolute errors of problem (61) are displayed in Figures 5 and 6, respectively.

For several points, a comparison between the absolute errors of problem (61) which were obtained using the linearized compact difference method (LCDM [39]) and the results obtained by our method is presented in Table 1 at (N=10).

Maximum absolute errors of (32) subject to (33) and (34) are introduced in Table 1 using the J-GL-C method for with various choices of N, α and β in the interval [ 0, 1 ], while the absolute errors of problem (32) are presented in Table 2 for α = β = 1 2, λ 1 = λ 2 = λ 3 = 1 and N = 24 with different values of ( x, t ) in the interval [ 0, 10 ].

The relative error of each problem is exactly zero, i.e., the proposed algorithm obtained exact solution for each problem considered for testing.

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end{aligned} (73) For comparison purposes, the relative errors (73) of problem (70) which were obtained using the two-step SJ-GL-C method and by the symmetric Sinc-Galerkin method [39] are presented in Table 5.

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