Editors’ preface for the topical issue “Numerical Methods for Large-Scale Scientific Computing, I”
János Karátson, Sergey Korotov, Svetozar Margenov (2013)
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János Karátson, Sergey Korotov, Svetozar Margenov (2013)
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János Karátson, Sergey Korotov, Svetozar Margenov (2013)
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Using the high order Trefftz finite element method for solving partial differential equation requires numerical integration of oscillating functions. This integration could be performed, instead of classic techniques, also by the Levin method with some modifications. This paper shortly describes both the Trefftz method and the Levin method with its modification.
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Benjamin Aymard, Frédérique Clément, Marie Postel (2014)
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Long time simulations of transport equations raise computational challenges since they require both a large domain of calculation and sufficient accuracy. It is therefore advantageous, in terms of computational costs, to use a time varying adaptive mesh, with small cells in the region of interest and coarser cells where the solution is smooth. Biological models involving cell dynamics fall for instance within this framework and are often non conservative to account for cell division....
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Mohammad Ali Ardalani (2014)
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We introduce new concepts of numerical range and numerical radius of one operator with respect to another one, which generalize in a natural way the known concepts of numerical range and numerical radius. We study basic properties of these new concepts and present some examples.
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The phenomenon of thermal ablation is described by Pennes' bioheat equation. This model is based on Newton's law of cooling. Many approximate methods have been considered because of the importance of this issue. We propose an implicit numerical scheme which has better stability properties than other approaches.