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Operator splittings and their applications / Istvan Farago and Agnes Havasiy.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Faragó, I. (István)
Contributor:
Havasiy, Agnes, 1977-
Series:
Mathematics research developments series.
Mathematics research developments series
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Operator theory.
Splitting extrapolation method.
Decomposition (Mathematics).
Physical Description:
1 online resource (122 p.)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
New York : Nova Science Publishers, c2009.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
In the treatment of large scientific and engineering problems splitting procedures are an excellent tool (and, very often, the only tool) by which huge computational tasks can be made tractable on the available computers. This is why splitting techniques have been widely used in many fields of real-life numerical modelling.
Contents:
Intro
OPERATORSPLITTINGSANDTHEIRAPPLICATIONS
Contents
Preface
Chapter1Introduction
Chapter2OperatorSplitting:HistoryandMotivation
Chapter3DescriptionandAnalysisoftheOperatorSplittings
3.1.ClassicalOperatorSplittings(Sequential,Strang-Marchuk)
3.2.NewOperatorSplittings(WeightedSplittings,Ad-ditiveSplittings,IteratedSplittings)
3.2.1.WeightedSequentialSplitting
3.2.2.AdditiveSplitting
3.2.3.IteratedSplitting
3.3.AnExample
3.4.ActiveRichardson-ExtrapolatedSplittings
Chapter4FurtherInvestigationsoftheOperatorSplittings
4.1.LocalErrorAnalysis
4.2.ConvergenceoftheOperatorSplittings
4.3.Higher-OrderConvergenceoftheOperatorSplit-tings
Chapter5NumericalSolutionoftheSplitSub-Problems
5.1.CombinedDiscretizationMethods
5.2.ErrorAnalysisoftheCombinedDiscretizationMethods
Chapter6TheApplicationofOperatorSplittingtoReal-LifeProblems
6.1.AirPollutionModelling
6.1.1.ExamplesofSplittingProceduresforAirPollutionModels
1.DEMsplitting
2.Physicalsplitting
3.UNI-DEMsplitting
6.1.2.SomeCommentsontheExamples
6.1.3.NumericalResultsObtainedbyRunningUNI-DEM
6.1.4.ASimplifiedAirPollutionModelofoneAirColumn
6.2.ShallowWaterEquations
6.2.1.NumericalComparisons
6.3.TheNumericalModelingofFuelCellsbyUsingOperatorSplitting
Chapter7Conclusion
References
INDEX
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Notes:
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
1-61728-556-0
OCLC:
667170952

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