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    Al-Zughair integral transformation in solving improved heat and Poisson PDEs
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    In this paper, a modification on Poisson partial differential equation has been performed, the applied modification has increased the domain and range of Poisson equation. The novel integral transformation "Al-Zughair" has been used to solve the improved Poisson and heat partial differential equations, as a new solving method for some partial differential equations.
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