R. Silambarasan

List of research outcomes

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Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Weakly nonlinear waves propagating in hyperelastic cylindrical rod tranquility of compressible Murnaghan material Computational Mathematics and Modeling	2023-03-28	Paper
Solitons of dispersive wave steered from Navier-Bernoulli and Love's hypothesis in cylindrical elastic rod with compressible Murnaghan's materials Mathematics and Computers in Simulation	2022-09-29	Paper
Longitudinal strain waves propagating in an infinitely long cylindrical rod composed of generally incompressible materials and its Jacobi elliptic function solutions Mathematics and Computers in Simulation	2021-03-06	Paper
Solitons of nonlinear dispersive wave steered from Navier-Bernoulli hypothesis and Love's hypothesis in the cylindrical elastic rod with compressible Murnaghan's materials (available as arXiv preprint)	2021-01-12	Paper
Quasi associated continued fractions and Hankel determinants of Dixon elliptic functions via Sumudu transform The Journal of Nonlinear Sciences and Applications	2019-04-24	Paper
Computing new solutions of algebro-geometric equation using the discrete inverse Sumudu transform Advances in Difference Equations	2019-01-28	Paper
On Dixon elliptic functions and their Sumudu transforms: connections to associated continued fractions expansions and Hankel determinants	2018-05-09	Paper
New and extended applications of the natural and Sumudu transforms: fractional diffusion and Stokes fluid flow realms Trends in Mathematics	2018-03-26	Paper
A distinctive Sumudu treatment of trigonometric functions Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics	2016-10-21	Paper
Maxwell's equations solutions by means of the natural transform	2012-10-29	Paper
Theory of natural transform Mathematics in Engineering, Science and Aerospace MESA	2012-07-13	Paper

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