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On the Approximation Algorithms for Solving Generalized Bernoulli Differential Equations Using Piecewise Constant Argument Method

  • Mukhiddin I. Muminov,
  • Zafar Z. Jumaev

摘要

The study examines a generalized Bernoulli differential equation with piecewise constant arguments, which includes two terms with powers of the unknown. It presents an efficient approach to determining an approximate solution to the equation. A differential equation with piecewise constant arguments corresponding to the considered initial value problem, which depends on a positive integer \(N\) N , is introduced. It is proven that this equation has a unique piecewise-smooth solution, which serves as an approximate solution to the initial value problem for large \(N\) N . Numerical results are provided through examples, demonstrating the efficiency and high accuracy of the proposed method.