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Solving Coupled Systems of Differential Equations Using the Length Factor Artificial NeuralNetwork Method
Proceedings of the 10th Early Career Technical Conference (2010)
  • Kevin McFall, Kennesaw State University
Abstract
The length factor artificial neural network method for solving differential equations has previously been
shown to successfully solve boundary value problems involving partial differential equations. This manuscript
extends the method to solve coupled systems of partial differential equations, including accurate approximation
of local Nusselt numbers in boundary layers and solving the Navier-Stokes equations for the entry length problem. With strengths including an explicit and continuous approximate solution, elimination of meshing concerns and simple implementation for nonlinear differential equations, this method is emerging as a viable alternative to traditional numerical techniques such as the finite element method.
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Publication Date
October, 2010
Citation Information
Kevin McFall. "Solving Coupled Systems of Differential Equations Using the Length Factor Artificial NeuralNetwork Method" Proceedings of the 10th Early Career Technical Conference (2010)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/kevin-mcfall/22/