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Solvability of general linear forward and backward stochastic difference equations
2017 36th Chinese Control Conference (CCC), 2017In this paper, we consider a class of general linear forward and backward stochastic difference equations (FBSDEs) which are fully coupled. The necessary and sufficient condition for the existence of a unique solution to FBSDEs is given in terms of a Riccati equation.
Juanjuan Xu, Huanshui Zhang, Lihua Xie
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Numerische Mathematik, 2015
The paper presents a study on the stability and convergence of tie discretizations of quasi-linear parabolic equations With the abstract setting of the problem and stating some preliminaries, the existence and uniqueness of the several approximations in Hilbert spaces are discussed.
Georgios Akrivis, Christian Lubich
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The paper presents a study on the stability and convergence of tie discretizations of quasi-linear parabolic equations With the abstract setting of the problem and stating some preliminaries, the existence and uniqueness of the several approximations in Hilbert spaces are discussed.
Georgios Akrivis, Christian Lubich
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Meccanica, 1992
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Rencontré, L. J. +2 more
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Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computing
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Ridha Dida, Hamza Guebbai, Sami Segni
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Ridha Dida, Hamza Guebbai, Sami Segni
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Journal for Research in Mathematics Education
This study examined backward transfer, which we define as how students’ ways of reasoning about previously encountered concepts are modified when learning about new concepts. We examined the backward transfer produced when students learned about quadratic functions.
Charles Hohensee +3 more
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This study examined backward transfer, which we define as how students’ ways of reasoning about previously encountered concepts are modified when learning about new concepts. We examined the backward transfer produced when students learned about quadratic functions.
Charles Hohensee +3 more
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Linearized compact difference methods for solving nonlinear Sobolev equations with distributed delay
Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations, 2023Maohua Ran
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Exact controllability of forward and backward stochastic difference system
Automatica, 2023Juanjuan Xu, Huanshui Zhang
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