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Explicit approximation methods for initial-value problems
Explicit difference approximations of parabolic initial boundary value problems are usually stable only if a difference grid with a limited time-step is used. By considering the one-dimensional diffusion equation as an example, it is shown in the following work that simple smoothing formulas can be...
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Department of Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
2015
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