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In this article, three novel algorithms are developed and successfully applied to investigate the stable solutions of time‐fractional nonlinear telegraph equations. Firstly, we presented the shifted Gegenbauer polynomials through appropriate transformations. The approximation of a function u(||x||, t) is defined via shifted Gegenbauer polynomials (SGPs) and then developed the operational matrices of a positive integer and non‐integer derivatives assisted by multi‐dimensional shifted Gegenbauer polynomials vectors. Linearized fully spectral method (LFSM) is proposed by means of function approximations and developed operational matrices whilst Picard iterative scheme is used to linearize the discussed problem. To introduce a semi‐discrete method (SDM), the temporal derivative is approximated through a central difference scheme whereas spatial derivatives are approximated assisted by novel operational matrices. A fully numerical method (FNM) is proposed by introducing the central difference for temporal and spatial variables. Proposed computational methods transform the time‐fractional nonlinear telegraph equation into a system of linear algebraic equations that are easier to tackle. An inclusive comparative study is witnesses that suggested schemes are effective, accurate and well‐matched to investigate the approximate solutions of the problems udnerstudy. Convergence and error bound of the suggested methods are investigated theoretically whereas stability analysis is performed numerically. Moreover, the developed methods can be used conveniently to examine the numerical solution of other multi‐dimensional highly nonlinear fractional or variable order problems of physical nature. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

We present a weakly‐compressible two‐phase poroviscoelastic biofilm model based on Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH) method. The biofilm is modeled as a mixture of solid and fluid phases interacting via drag forces. Benefiting from the Lagrangian feature of the SPH method, large deformations of the solid structure can be modeled straightforwardly. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this paper, we present a novel approach based on shifted Gegenbauer wavelets to attain approximate solutions of some classed of time‐fractional nonlinear problems. First, we present the approximation of a function of two variables u(x,t) with help of shifted Gegenbauer wavelets and then some novel operational matrices are proposed with the help of piecewise functions to investigate the positive integer derivative (Dx and Dt), fractional‐order derivative (Pxα and Ptβ), fractional‐order integration (Jxα and Jtβ) and delay terms (Dba and Ddc) of approximated function u(x,t). In order to transform the discussed nonlinear problem into linear problem Picard iterative scheme has been adopt. The current scheme converts the discussed highly nonlinear time‐fractional problem into system of linear algebraic equation the help of developed operational matrices and Picard idea. Analysis on the error bound and convergence to authenticate the mathematical formulation of the computational algorithm. We solve various test problems, such as the van der Pol oscillator model, generalized Burger–Huxley, neutral delay parabolic differential equations, sine‐Gordon, parabolic integro‐differential equation and nonlinear Schrödinger equations to show the efficiency and accuracy of linearized shifted Gegenbauer wavelets method. A comprehensive comparative examination shows the credibility, accuracy, and reliability of the presently proposed computational approach. Also, this scheme can be extended conveniently to other multi‐dimensional physical problems of highly nonlinear fractional or variable order of complex nature. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]