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Abstract
In this paper, a compact finite difference scheme with \(O(\tau ^{\min \{r\alpha ,2\}}+h^4)\) convergence order for nonlinear Caputo–Hadamard fractional sub-differential equations is proposed, where \(\tau \) represents the maximum step size in temporal direction, h represents the step size in spatial direction, and \(\alpha \) is the order and r (\(r\ge 1\)) is an optional constant. First, we derive the implicit solution of the original equation using the modified Laplace transform and the finite Fourier sine transform. To obtain the regularity, an auxiliary function \(t^{-\kappa }\) is applied to handle the nonlinear term, which is crucial to the analysis. Second, we approximate the Caputo–Hadamard fractional derivative with the \(L_{\log ,2-1_\sigma }\) formula on non-uniform grids. Furthermore, we adopt the Newton linearized method to handle the nonlinear term carefully. Based on the discrete fractional Gr\(\ddot{\textrm{o}}\)nwall inequality, the stability and convergence of the derived scheme are obtained by the energy method. Ultimately, three examples are presented to show the effectiveness of our method.
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The Mediterranean Journal of Mathematics (MedJM) is a publication issued by the Department of Mathematics of the University of Bari. The new journal replaces the Conferenze del Seminario di Matematica dell’Università di Bari which has been in publication from 1954 until 2003.
The Mediterranean Journal of Mathematics aims to publish original and high-quality peer-reviewed papers containing significant results across all fields of mathematics. The submitted papers should be of medium length (not to exceed 20 printed pages), well-written and appealing to a broad mathematical audience.
In particular, the Mediterranean Journal of Mathematics intends to offer mathematicians from the Mediterranean countries a particular opportunity to circulate the results of their researches in a common journal. Through such a new cultural and scientific stimulus the journal aims to contribute to further integration amongst Mediterranean universities, though it is open to contribution from mathematicians across the world.