The cubic B-spline interpolation method for numerical point solutions of conformable boundary value problems

In this analysis, the cubic B-spline method is employed for constructing the approximate solutions of a class of fractional two-point boundary value problems. These fractional problems are expressed in terms of the conformable fractional derivative approach. More deeply, a class of conformable Lane-Emden model is considering and modifying with singularities. Many numerical applications are presented and discussed to exhibit the feasibility and efficiency of the procedure involved in both linear and non-linear cases. The numerical findings are quite similar to those of the exact solutions as well as require relatively less computational work. Latterly, remarks and future research work are provided.