Numerically solving nonlinear problems by the homotopy analysis method
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The homotopy analysis method (HAM) is greatly improved by introducing a nonzero variable \(h\) and an embedding parameter. Based on the HAM, we propose a new numerical approach for strongly nonlinear problems and apply it to solve, as an example, a nonlinear heat transfer problem, i.e. microwave heating of plate.
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