Abstract

The main concern of this paper is to apply the modified double Laplace decomposition method to a singular generalized modified linear Boussinesq equation and to a singular nonlinear Boussinesq equation. An a priori estimate for the solution is also derived. Some examples are given to validate and illustrate the method.

Highlights

  • One and higher dimensional Boussinesq equations are generally used in coastal and ocean engineering, modelling tidal oscillations and tsunami wave modelling. These equations are classified as hyperbolic equations, like nonlinear shallow water equations, and they were originally derived as a model for water waves

  • The purpose of the main result of this work is to use the modified double Laplace decomposition method for solving a singular generalized modified linear Boussinesq equation and a singular nonlinear Boussinesq equation

  • We obtain an a priori estimate for the solution and we provide some examples to validate and illustrate the modified double Laplace decomposition method

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Introduction

One and higher dimensional Boussinesq equations are generally used in coastal and ocean engineering, modelling tidal oscillations and tsunami wave modelling. Where x, t > 0 and p, s are complex values, and further double Laplace transform of the first order partial derivatives for a function u is given by. In the rectangle Q = (0, 1) × (0, T ), T < ∞, we consider an initial boundary value problem for the singular generalized improved modified linear Boussinesq equation with damping and with. We obtain an a priori estimate for the solution of problem (14)–(16) and use the modified double Laplace decomposition method for solving it. By discarding the last two terms in the left-hand side of (26) and taking the upper bound for both sides with respect to τ over [0, T ] of the obtained inequality, we obtain the following a priori estimate for the solution of the posed problem (14)–(16)

The Modified Double Laplace Decomposition Method
A Nonlinear Singular Boussinesq Equation with Bessel Operator
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