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Fourth order computational method for two parameters singularly perturbed boundary value problem using non-polynomial cubic spline
In this paper, we proposed a fourth order finite difference scheme using non-polynomial cubic spline for the solution of two parameters singularly perturbed two-point boundary value problem having dual boundary layer on a uniform mesh. In this method, the first order derivatives in the non-polynomial cubic spline finite difference scheme are replaced by the higher order finite differences to get the discretisation equation for the problem. The discretisation equation is solved by the tridiagonal solver discrete invariant imbedding. The proposed method is analysed for convergence and a fourth order rate of convergence is proved. The numerical results are compared with exact solutions and the outcomes of other existing numerical methods.