Abstract
Uses of time-fractional diffusion wave model (TFDWM) in its singular case with damping-reaction terms are widely seen in classical physics applications, e.g. for the quantitative measurement of activity diagnoses light-mechanical waves resulting from many physical experiments. The goal and importance of this paper are to predict and build accurate and convincing numerical solutions for TFDWM in its singular version by employing the collective cubic uniform B-spline approach (CUBSA) and standard finite difference approach (SFDA). The fractional Caputo time derivative (FCTD) has been estimated and broken down using SFDT, whilst the standard splines will be utilized upon realizing spatial discretization. To study the prediction error of our approach, some convergence and bound results are given under certain constraints. We demonstrate applications of our collective algorithm to a couple of fractional singular-type models appearing in fluid dynamics and electromagnetics. Detailed analysis, delegate tables, and representative graphs are displayed and offered in different dimensions to handle the crossover meaning for several order values of FCTDs. Some conclusions, observations, recommendations, and future issues were briefly raised in the final section of this paper.