New Solution of Substrate Concentration in the Biosensor Response by Discrete Homotopy Analy sis Method
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ent nonlinear ordinary differential equations used to
model different problems in Engineering and Science.
The accuracy is clearly shown and the ablility of the
aproach to control the convergence of the solution is ob-
viously shown. Therefo re, the employed method not only
can be used to solve different complicated nonlinear
problems but also can be considered as a promising nu-
merical technique.
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