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  Far East Journal of Applied Mathematics  
 ISSN: 0972-0960
 
 
 

     Far East Journal of Applied Mathematics
    Volume 31, Issue 3, Pages 299 - 320 (June 2008)


THE BOUBAKER POLYNOMIALS, A NEW FUNCTION CLASS FOR SOLVING BI-VARIED SECOND ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

Karem Boubaker (Tunis)

Received March 14, 2007

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Keywords and phrases: heat equation, polynomials, recursion.

 


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