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Computers & Mathematics with Applications, Volume 171
Volume 171, 2024
- Dinggen Li, Faqiang Li, Bo Xu:

Multi-relaxation-time lattice Boltzmann method for anisotropic convection-diffusion equation with divergence-free velocity field. 1-5 - Mamta Kapoor:

Cubic and quartic hyperbolic B-splines comparison for coupled Navier Stokes equation via differential quadrature method - A statistical aspect. 6-33 - Wenlong He

, Jiwei Zhang:
Analysis of new mixed finite element method for a Barenblatt-Biot poroelastic model. 34-59 - Van Chien Le

, Marián Slodicka, Karel Van Bockstal
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A numerical scheme for solving an induction heating problem with moving non-magnetic conductor. 60-81 - Xiao Ye

, Jun Liu
, Bingyin Zhang, Hongfei Fu
, Yue Liu:
High order numerical methods based on quadratic spline collocation method and averaged L1 scheme for the variable-order time fractional mobile/immobile diffusion equation. 82-99 - Liam Yemm

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An enriched hybrid high-order method for the Stokes problem with application to flow around submerged cylinders. 100-113 - Richard Löscher

, Olaf Steinbach
, Marco Zank
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On a modified Hilbert transformation, the discrete inf-sup condition, and error estimates. 114-138 - Huazhao Xie, Dongyang Shi, Qian Liu:

Nonconforming quadrilateral finite element analysis for the nonlinear Ginzburg-Landau equation. 139-153 - Paola F. Antonietti

, Pierre Matalon
, Marco Verani:
Iterative solution to the biharmonic equation in mixed form discretized by the Hybrid High-Order method. 154-163 - Timo Heister

, Maxim A. Olshanskii
, Vladimir Yushutin:
An adaptive stabilized trace finite element method for surface PDEs. 164-174 - Shan Shi, Xiaoyun Jiang, Hui Zhang:

A fast method and convergence analysis for the MHD flow model of generalized second-grade fluid. 175-187 - Rui He, Yanfu Chen, Zihao Yang, Jizu Huang, Xiaofei Guan:

Phase field smoothing-PINN: A neural network solver for partial differential equations with discontinuous coefficients. 188-203 - Yong-Jin Kim, Kyung-Young Jung

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Surface boundary condition (SBC)-based FDTD formulations for lossy dispersive media. 204-213

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