Title of article
Chemostat Model Analysis Using Various Kernels with Fractional Derivatives
Author/Authors
Akgül ، Ali Department of Mathematic - Faculty of Science - Siirt University , Ulgül ، Enver Department of Mathematic - Faculty of Science - Siirt University , Alqahtani ، Rubayyi T. Department of Mathematics and Statistics - Faculty of Science - Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud Islamic Universit
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1
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28
Abstract
The investigation involves utilizing a set of three ordinary differential equations to mathematically model the degradation process of a mixture containing phenol and p-cresol within a continuously agitated bioreactor. The primary focus lies in the stability analysis of equilibrium points within this model. Additionally, the research delves into exploring the influence of fractal dimension and fractional order on the model, incorporating fractal-fractional derivatives and employing three distinct types of kernels. To quantify the concentrations of phenol, p-cresol, and biomass, highly effective computational algorithms have been formulated, enhancing the precision and efficiency of data analysis. In conclusion, the proposed methodology’s soundness and accuracy are thoroughly scrutinized and affirmed through extensive computational simulations.
Keywords
Bioreactor Model , , Computational Methods , , Fractal , Fractional Derivatives , , Computational Simulations. ,
Journal title
Journal of Mathematical Extension(IJME)
Journal title
Journal of Mathematical Extension(IJME)
Record number
2774931
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