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Boundary element analysis of moving boundary problem

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Finite element thermoelastic analysis of functionally graded spherical shells. [PDF]

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Kumar A, Gupta GK, Singh AK, Lal A.
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Modeling and analysis of forward and inverse kinematics for a flexible Stewart platform. [PDF]

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Su L, Hou L, Liu J.
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Neural network-driven analysis of magnetized dissipative Ree-Eyring fluid flow with Cattaneo-Christov heat flux on a permeable surface. [PDF]

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Algehyne EA, Ahmed SES, Suhail M, Alamrani FM, Saeed A, Bognár G.   +5 more
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Semi-analytical analysis of transport mechanism in hybrid nanomaterial dynamics with oxytactic microbes using Xue model. [PDF]

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Abbas M, Liaqat S, Iqbal MA, Khaydarov I, Ali AH, El-Naggar MA.   +5 more
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A Method for Solving Moving Boundary Problems

SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics, 1986
A method is proposed for treating Stefan problems by solving two boundary value problems with moving sources whose strengths and positions become the unknowns. In the one (space) dimensional case three coupled nonlinear integral equations for the unknown source strengths and the position of the moving boundary are obtained by the use of fundamental ...
L N Tao
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Analytic and numeric solutions of moving boundary problems

Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics, 2023
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Milan Miklavčič
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A MOVING BOUNDARY PROBLEM IN A STOCHASTIC MEDIUM

Infinite Dimensional Analysis, Quantum Probability and Related Topics, 1999
Suppose a fluid is pumped into a heterogeneous medium in ℝdat a known rate and that there is a known initial wet region D(0) (region filled with fluid) at time t=0. What is the wet region, D(t), at a later time t and what is the pressure, p(t,x), at this time and at the point x∈D(t)?
Øksendal, Bernt, Våge, Gjermund
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A Moving Boundary Problem in a Finite Domain

Journal of Applied Mechanics, 1990
The heat conduction and the moving solid-liquid interface in a finite region is studied numerically. A Fourier series expansion is used in both phases for spatial temperature distribution, and the differential equations are converted to an infinite number of ordinary differential equations in time.
Dursunkaya, Z., Nair, S.
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