Computational Heuristic Techniques for a Class of Singular Boundary Value Problem Arising in the Theory of Epitaxial Growth

Shoaib, Muhammad (191479)

Computational Heuristic Techniques for a Class of Singular Boundary Value Problem Arising in the Theory of Epitaxial Growth - Islamabad Department of Physics 2023

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Computational Heuristic Techniques for a Class of Singular Boundary Value Problem Arising in the Theory of Epitaxial Growth

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Shoaib M. (., Aasim Ayub (191459); Muhammad Jameel Khan (191484); Muhammad Wahid Khan (191476), . (2023). Computational Heuristic Techniques for a Class of Singular Boundary Value Problem Arising in the Theory of Epitaxial Growth. Islamabad: Department of Physics.

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Shoaib Muhammad (191479), Aasim Ayub (191459); Muhammad Jameel Khan (191484); Muhammad Wahid Khan (191476), . 2023. Computational Heuristic Techniques for a Class of Singular Boundary Value Problem Arising in the Theory of Epitaxial Growth. Islamabad: Department of Physics.

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Shoaib Muhammad (191479), Aasim Ayub (191459); Muhammad Jameel Khan (191484); Muhammad Wahid Khan (191476), . Computational Heuristic Techniques for a Class of Singular Boundary Value Problem Arising in the Theory of Epitaxial Growth. Islamabad: Department of Physics. 2023.

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Computational Heuristic Techniques for a Class of Singular Boundary Value Problem Arising in the Theory of Epitaxial Growth