Équation de la chaleur et réflections multiples
The Coupled Cluster (CC) method is a widely used and highly successful high precision method for the solution of the stationary electronic Schrödinger equation, with its practical convergence properties being similar to that of a corresponding Galerkin (CI) scheme. This behaviour has for the discrete CC method been analyzed with respect to the discrete Galerkin solution (the “full-CI-limit”) in [Schneider, 2009]. Recently, we globalized the CC formulation to the full continuous space, giving a root...
A new vegetative barrier can help to reduce dust concentration in a surface coal mine neighbourhood. The project reports about quantification of this effect. An air flow field is computed together with the dust transport driven by it using an in-house CFD solver. The 2D cuts of a real geometry of Bílina coal mine in north Bohemia are used. The vegetation is modelled as horizontally homogeneous porous medium which slows the air flow inside. An influence on turbulence and filtering the dust particles...
This paper is concerned with the problem of event-triggered output feedback control of discrete time piecewise-affine systems. Relying on system outputs, a piecewise-affine triggering condition is constructed to release communication burden. Resorting to piecewise Lyapunov functional and robust control techniques, sufficient conditions are built to ensure the closed-loop systems to be asymptotically stable with the prescribed performance. By utilizing a separation strategy, the static output...
The authors examine a finite element method for the numerical approximation of the solution to a div-rot system with mixed boundary conditions in bounded plane domains with piecewise smooth boundary. The solvability of the system both in an infinite and finite dimensional formulation is proved. Piecewise linear element fields with pointwise boundary conditions are used and their approximation properties are studied. Numerical examples indicating the accuracy of the method are given.
We analyze semidiscrete and second-order in time fully discrete finite element methods for the Kuramoto-Sivashinsky equation.