Abstract

In this paper a numerical approach based on the truly meshless methods is proposed to deal with the second-order two-space-dimensional telegraph equation. In the meshless local weak–strong (MLWS) method, our aim is to remove the background quadrature domains for integration as much as possible, and yet to obtain stable and accurate solution. The MLWS method is designed to combine the advantage of local weak and strong forms to avoid their shortcomings. In this method, the local Petrov–Galerkin weak form is applied only to the nodes on the Neumann boundary of the domain of the problem. The meshless collocation method, based on the strong form equation is applied to the interior nodes and the nodes on the Dirichlet boundary. To solve the telegraph equation using the MLWS method, the conventional moving least squares (MLS) approximation is exploited in order to interpolate the solution of the equation. A time stepping scheme is employed to approximate the time derivative. Another solution is also given by the meshless local Petrov-Galerkin (MLPG) method. The validity and efficiency of the two proposed methods are investigated and verified through several examples.

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