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International Journal for Numerical Methods in Engineering
In this article, displacement and strain periodic boundary domain integral equations for homogenization problems of elastic composites are derived in the context of FFT homogenization methods.
Q. To, Guy Bonnet
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In this article, displacement and strain periodic boundary domain integral equations for homogenization problems of elastic composites are derived in the context of FFT homogenization methods.
Q. To, Guy Bonnet
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Higher order numerical methods for solving fractional differential equations
, 2014In this paper we introduce higher order numerical methods for solving fractional differential equations. We use two approaches to this problem. The first approach is based on a direct discretisation of the fractional differential operator: we obtain a ...
Yubin Yan, K. Pal, N. Ford
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Applied Mathematics and Mechanics, 1995
The stability of \((\rho, \sigma)\)-reducible quadrature methods, applied to the test equation \(y(t)= y_0+ \int^t_0 (py(s)+ qy(s- \tau))ds\), is studied. The results are closely related to stability investigations of linear multistep methods for the delay equation \(y'(t)= py(t)+ qy(t- \tau)\).
Tian, Hongjiong, Kuang, Jiaoxun
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The stability of \((\rho, \sigma)\)-reducible quadrature methods, applied to the test equation \(y(t)= y_0+ \int^t_0 (py(s)+ qy(s- \tau))ds\), is studied. The results are closely related to stability investigations of linear multistep methods for the delay equation \(y'(t)= py(t)+ qy(t- \tau)\).
Tian, Hongjiong, Kuang, Jiaoxun
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Laguerre-Krall polynomials for nonlinear integral equations of the first kind
Journal of Al-Qadisiyah for Computer Science and MathematicsIn this article, numerical method based on Laguerre-Krall polynomials for solving nonlinear integral equations (NIE) of the first type which is a malignant problem is discussed.
Bashar Najm Abdullah Hussein Al janabi
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Explicit methods of numerical integration for parabolic equations
Mathematical Models and Computer Simulations, 2011The principles are considered for the construction of numerical time integration schemes of parabolic equations. An approach is presented based on explicit iterations with Chebyshev parameters, which can be used to construct the schemes of the first and second orders of accuracy.
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Stability analysis of fast numerical methods for Volterra integral equations
2008zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
CAPOBIANCO, Giovanni +3 more
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Numerical Evaluation Methods for Nonlinear Singular Integral Equations
2000Non-linear singular integral equations are widely used and connected with applications in several field of engineering mechanics like structural analysis, fluid mechanics and aerodynamics. This leads to the necessity to derive solutions for the non-linear singular integral equations arising in applications, by using some approximate and constructive ...
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Numerical Methods for Linear Integral Equations
2023Abdelwahab Kharab, Ronald B. Guenther
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Advancements in Numerical Analysis: Techniques for Solving Volterra and Fredholm Equations
Journal of Al-Qadisiyah for Computer Science and MathematicsThis work concerns the construction of techniques to facilitate numerical analysis to solve basic computational mathematics problems of Volterra and Fredholm integral equations.
Aseel Ameen Harbi +2 more
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A Method of Numerical Integration for Trajectories with Variational Equations
AIAA Journal, 1972A method of numerical integration is described which was developed for the computation of ballistic missile trajectories. But the technique is generally applicable to the initial-value problem for systems of ordinary differential equations. The associated variational equations are integrated simultaneously to provide the sensitivity coefficients of the
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