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Integral Methods in Science and Engineering: Theoretical and Practical Aspects

C. Constanda ; Z. Nashed ; D. Rollins (eds.)

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Integral Equations; Applications of Mathematics; Ordinary Differential Equations; Partial Differential Equations; Numerical Analysis; Computational Intelligence

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No detectada 2006 SpringerLink

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978-0-8176-4377-5

ISBN electrónico

978-0-8176-4450-5

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Springer Nature

País de edición

Reino Unido

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© Birkhäuser Boston 2006

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Integral Representation of the Solution of Torsion of an Elliptic Beam with Microstructure

Stanislav Potapenko

Since Taylor series can be constructed for smooth functions, for the solution of an ordinary differential equation, and for an inverse function, we can approximate certain integrals in various ways by means of such series, in quite an effective manner.

Pp. 245-249

A Coupled Second-order Boundary Value Problem at Resonance

Seppo Seikkala; Markku Hihnala

Since Taylor series can be constructed for smooth functions, for the solution of an ordinary differential equation, and for an inverse function, we can approximate certain integrals in various ways by means of such series, in quite an effective manner.

Pp. 251-256

Multiple Impact Dynamics of a Falling Rod and Its Numerical Solution

Hua Shan; Jianzhong Su; Florin Badiu; Jiansen Zhu; Leon Xu

We have proposed an efficient iterative domain decomposition method that solves general convection-diffusion singular perturbation problems. Our specific application involves a piecewise constant diffusion coefficient. We have established sufficient conditions for the convergence of the method, identified suitable values of the relaxation parameter , and started investigations into the rate of convergence. The method was implemented to (2) to solve test problems.

Full details of the proofs of these assertions will appear in a future publication.

Pp. 257-269

On the Monotone Solutions of Some ODEs. I: Structure of the Solutions

Tadie

Requirements for the safety and nutritional adequacy of infant formula are set by legislation and aim for the best possible substitute for human milk with regard to growth, development and biological effects. This is, however, a continuous process and has to be supported by science-driven innovative activities of manufacturers and be confirmed by adequate clinical studies performed according to agreed standards.

Pp. 271-277

On the Monotone Solutions of Some ODEs. II: Dead-core, Compact-support, and Blow-up Solutions

Tadie

Since Taylor series can be constructed for smooth functions, for the solution of an ordinary differential equation, and for an inverse function, we can approximate certain integrals in various ways by means of such series, in quite an effective manner.

Pp. 279-288

A Spectral Method for the Fast Solution of Boundary Integral Formulations of Elliptic Problems

Johannes Tausch

Since Taylor series can be constructed for smooth functions, for the solution of an ordinary differential equation, and for an inverse function, we can approximate certain integrals in various ways by means of such series, in quite an effective manner.

Pp. 289-297

The GILTT Pollutant Simulation in a Stable Atmosphere

Sergio Wortmann; Marco T. Vilhena; Haroldo F. Campos Velho; Cynthia F. Segatto

We have proposed an efficient iterative domain decomposition method that solves general convection-diffusion singular perturbation problems. Our specific application involves a piecewise constant diffusion coefficient. We have established sufficient conditions for the convergence of the method, identified suitable values of the relaxation parameter , and started investigations into the rate of convergence. The method was implemented to (2) to solve test problems.

Full details of the proofs of these assertions will appear in a future publication.

Pp. 299-308