You're welcome! If your paper is not appearing in Google Scholar, there could be a few reasons for this:

1. Indexing Delay:

Sometimes, it can take time for newly published papers to be indexed by Google Scholar. Check if your paper has been indexed recently.

2. Incomplete Citation Information: Ensure that your paper is properly cited with accurate metadata like author names, title, publication year, and journal information. Mistakes in citation details might lead to indexing issues.

3.Publisher Agreement:

Make sure that the publisher has allowed Google Scholar to index your paper. Some publishers may restrict indexing due to copyright agreements.

4. PDF Accessibility:

Google Scholar often links to the full-text PDF version of the paper. Ensure that the PDF is accessible and doesn't require a login or payment to access.

5.Crawling and Indexing Frequency: Google Scholar's indexing may not be real-time. It might take some time for the Google Scholar crawler to discover and index your paper.

To add the paper to your profile:

1. Google Scholar Citations:

You can create a Google Scholar Citations profile. Once you have an account, you can manually add your publications, including the paper in question. This can help ensure that your publications are associated with your profile.

2. Authoritative Sources:

Make sure your paper is listed on authoritative academic databases like PubMed, IEEE Xplore, or Web of Science. Google Scholar often pulls data from these sources.

3.Correct Metadata:

While adding the paper, ensure that you input the correct metadata, including title, authors, publication year, and journal details.

4. DOI:

If your paper has a DOI (Digital Object Identifier), include it in the citation. DOIs can help Google Scholar accurately identify your paper.

If you've addressed these considerations and your paper is still not appearing, you might want to contact Google Scholar support for further assistance.

Dear Zahid Nawaz,

Thank you very much for your detailed answer to my question. I shall try follow your guidances. If finally all reasons are not applicable I shall I shall ask Google Support.

Hi Dang Quang a. Upon checking, your paper does appear in Google Scholar when searching by title.

Thank you, dear Anwar, for the answer. Indeed, when I searched by the title "A novel efficient method for nonlinear boundary value problems" I saw the paper with the names of two other authors. I think the problem is in this. My name is not included with the paper.