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Journal of Computational Physics, Volume 329
Volume 329, January 2017
- Weifeng Zhao, Wen-An Yong:
Single-node second-order boundary schemes for the lattice Boltzmann method. 1-15 - Sina Arabi, Jean Yves Trépanier
, Ricardo Camarero:
A simple extension of Roe's scheme for real gases. 16-28 - Gong Cheng
, Per Lötstedt, Lina von Sydow:
Accurate and stable time stepping in ice sheet modeling. 29-47
- François Doisneau, Marco Arienti, Joseph C. Oefelein:
A semi-Lagrangian transport method for kinetic problems with application to dense-to-dilute polydisperse reacting spray flows. 48-72
- Alexandra Koulouri
, Mike Brookes
, Ville Rimpiläinen
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Vector tomography for reconstructing electric fields with non-zero divergence in bounded domains. 73-90 - Franck Monmont, Phaedon-Stelios Koutsourelakis
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Multimodal, high-dimensional, model-based, Bayesian inverse problems with applications in biomechanics. 91-125 - Mario Chater, Angxiu Ni, Qiqi Wang:
Simplified Least Squares Shadowing sensitivity analysis for chaotic ODEs and PDEs. 126-140 - Alex Main, Xianyi Zeng
, Philip Avery, Charbel Farhat
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An enhanced FIVER method for multi-material flow problems with second-order convergence rate. 141-172 - Ehssan Nazockdast, Abtin Rahimian
, Denis Zorin, Michael J. Shelley
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A fast platform for simulating semi-flexible fiber suspensions applied to cell mechanics. 173-209 - Shu-Lin Wu, Tao Zhou:
Fast parareal iterations for fractional diffusion equations. 210-226
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