A Bernstein Roots–Based Numerical Framework for Solving Second-Order Eigenvalue Problems with Enhanced Stability

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  • Esaa Ghanim M.Shareef

Keywords:

Bernstein polynomials, eigenvalue problems, Sturm Liouville, operational matrix, numerical stability.

Abstract

Second-order eigenvalue problems are the foundation of engineering and applied sciences. In this paper, we present a Bernstein root–based method that combines Bernstein polynomial expansion, operational derivative matrices, and root-based collocation to produce a well-conditioned generalized eigenvalue problem. Analytical matrix formulations of the stiffness and mass matrices are derived, leading to enhanced stability and accuracy (errors ≈ ). The approach is a fine compromise between simplicity, efficiency, and robustness and is a competitive alternative to conventional solvers.

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2025-09-13

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Esaa Ghanim M.Shareef. (2025). A Bernstein Roots–Based Numerical Framework for Solving Second-Order Eigenvalue Problems with Enhanced Stability. Journal of Computational Analysis and Applications (JoCAAA), 34(8), 359–368. Retrieved from https://www.eudoxuspress.com/index.php/pub/article/view/3660

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