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ORCIDJournal of Computational and Applied Mathematics, Volume 270
Volume 270, November 2014
- Pavel Solín, Pavel Karban
, Sascha M. Schnepp:
Fourth international conference on finite element methods in engineering and sciences (FEMTEC 2013). 1 - Michal Kuráz, Petr Mayer, Pavel Pech:
Solving the nonlinear Richards equation model with adaptive domain decomposition. 2-11 - Stefano Giani:
A hp-adaptive discontinuous Galerkin method for plasmonic waveguides. 12-20 - Melanie Bittl, Dmitri Kuzmin, Roland Becker:
The CG1-DG2 method for convection-diffusion equations in 2D. 21-31 - Stefano Giani, Paul Houston:
Goal-oriented adaptive composite discontinuous Galerkin methods for incompressible flows. 32-42 - Marylesa Howard, Aaron Luttman, Michael Fowler:
Sampling-based uncertainty quantification in deconvolution of X-ray radiographs. 43-51 - Ivo Dolezel, Václav Kotlan, Bohus Ulrych:
Design of joint between disk and shaft based on induction shrink fit. 52-62 - Emanuele Danovaro, Andrea Clematis, Antonella Galizia, Giuseppe Ripepi, Alfonso Quarati, Daniele D'Agostino:
Heterogeneous architectures for computational intensive applications: A cost-effectiveness analysis. 63-77 - Michele Nini, Valentina Motta, Giampiero Bindolino, Alberto Guardone:
Three-dimensional simulation of a complete Vertical Axis Wind Turbine using overlapping grids. 78-87 - Saeed Rahman:
Regularity criterion for 3D MHD fluid passing through the porous medium in terms of gradient pressure. 88-99 - Moritz Braun:
Finite element Hartree-Fock calculations in three dimensions for atoms and small molecules. 100-108 - Eduardo F. D'Azevedo, Zhiang Hu, Shi-Quan Su, Kwai Wong:
Solving a large scale radiosity problem on GPU-based parallel computers. 109-120 - Pavel Kus, Pavel Solín, David Andrs:
Arbitrary-level hanging nodes for adaptive hp-FEM approximations in 3D. 121-133 - Frantisek Mach, Lukás Adam, Jan Kacerovský, Pavel Karban, Ivo Dolezel:
Evolutionary algorithm-based multi-criteria optimization of triboelectrostatic separator. 134-142 - Bartosz Sawicki, Arkadiusz Miaskowski:
Nonlinear higher-order transient solver for magnetic fluid hyperthermia. 143-151 - Pavel Solín, Lukas Korous, Pavel Kus:
Hermes2D, a C++ library for rapid development of adaptive hp-FEM and hp-DG solvers. 152-165 - Florian Rudolf, Josef Weinbub, Karl Rupp, Siegfried Selberherr:
The meshing framework ViennaMesh for finite element applications. 166-177 - Omid Motlagh, Tang Sai Hong, Seyed Mahdi Homayouni, George Grozev, Elpiniki I. Papageorgiou:
Development of application-specific adjacency models using fuzzy cognitive map. 178-187 - Moritz Braun:
Electrostatics simulations on the cloud with NCLab. 188-197 - Yuzhou Sun, Pengtao Sun:
Finite element approximation analysis for a steady state two-phase transport model of proton exchange membrane fuel cell. 198-210 - Fritz Kretzschmar, Sascha M. Schnepp, Igor Tsukerman, Thomas Weiland:
Discontinuous Galerkin methods with Trefftz approximations. 211-222 - Shailesh Kumar Srivastava, Uaday Singh:
Trigonometric approximation of periodic functions belonging to Lip(ω(t), p)-class. 223-230 - Jerzy Barglik, Albert Smalcerz, Roman Przylucki, Ivo Dolezel:
3D modeling of induction hardening of gear wheels. 231-240 - Pengtao Sun:
A Dirichlet/Robin iteration-by-subdomain method for an anisotropic, nonisothermal two-phase transport model of PEM fuel cell with micro-porous layer. 241-256 - Andrew Kail, Kwai Wong, Henian Xia, Xiaopeng Zhao:
Interoperable executive library for the simulation of biomedical processes. 257-274 - Kamel Nafa:
Equal order approximations enriched with bubbles for coupled Stokes-Darcy problem. 275-282 - Zdenek Kubík, Denys Nikolayev, Pavel Karban, Jirí Skála, Hromádka Miroslav:
Optimization of electrical properties of parallel plate antenna for EMC testing. 283-293 - Eugenio Roanes-Lozano, José Luis Galán García, Alberto García-Álvarez, Luis Eduardo Mesa:
Estimating radial railway network improvement with a CAS. 294-307 - Eduardo J. Sanchez, Christopher P. Paolini, José E. Castillo:
The Mimetic Methods Toolkit: An object-oriented API for Mimetic Finite Differences. 308-322 - Petra Porízková, Karel Kozel, Jaromír Horácek:
Numerical solution of compressible and incompressible unsteady flows in channel inspired by vocal tract. 323-329 - Raphaël Léger, Jonathan Viquerat, Clément Durochat, Claire Scheid, Stéphane Lanteri:
A parallel non-conforming multi-element DGTD method for the simulation of electromagnetic wave interaction with metallic nanoparticles. 330-342 - Christopher Basting, Dmitri Kuzmin:
Optimal control for mass conservative level set methods. 343-352 - Sascha M. Schnepp:
Error-driven dynamical hp-meshes with the Discontinuous Galerkin Method for three-dimensional wave propagation problems. 353-368 - Franck Assous, Joël Chaskalovic:
A paraxial asymptotic model for the coupled Vlasov-Maxwell problem in electromagnetics. 369-385 - Nicolin Govender, Daniel N. Wilke, Schalk Kok, Rosanne Els:
Development of a convex polyhedral discrete element simulation framework for NVIDIA Kepler based GPUs. 386-400 - M. Abdollahzadeh, José C. Páscoa, Paulo J. Oliveira:
Two-dimensional numerical modeling of interaction of micro-shock wave generated by nanosecond plasma actuators and transonic flow. 401-416 - Daegil Yang, George J. Moridis, Thomas A. Blasingame:
A fully coupled multiphase flow and geomechanics solver for highly heterogeneous porous media. 417-432 - Jan Vorel, W. P. Boshoff:
Numerical simulation of ductile fiber-reinforced cement-based composite. 433-442 - Yuliya Gorb, Otto Mierka, Liudmila Rivkind, Dmitri Kuzmin:
Finite element simulation of three-dimensional particulate flows using mixture models. 443-450 - Petr Svácek, Petr Louda, Karel Kozel:
On numerical simulation of three-dimensional flow problems by finite element and finite volume techniques. 451-461 - Franck Assous, Joël Chaskalovic:
Indeterminate constants in numerical approximations of PDEs: A pilot study using data mining techniques. 462-470 - Steffen Basting, Martin Weismann:
A hybrid level set/front tracking approach for finite element simulations of two-phase flows. 471-483 - Josef Weinbub, Karl Rupp, Siegfried Selberherr:
Highly flexible and reusable finite element simulations with ViennaX. 484-495 - Zhangping Wei, Byunghyun Jang, Yafei Jia:
A fast and interactive heat conduction simulator on GPUs. 496-505 - Melike Aydogan, Yasar Polatoglu:
A certain class of starlike log-harmonic mappings. 506-509 - Scott T. Miller, Reza Abedi:
Riemann solutions for spacetime discontinuous Galerkin methods. 510-521 - Nissrine Akkari, Aziz Hamdouni, Erwan Liberge, Mustapha Jazar:
A mathematical and numerical study of the sensitivity of a reduced order model by POD (ROM-POD), for a 2D incompressible fluid flow. 522-530 - Robert Nürnberg, Andrea Sacconi:
An unfitted finite element method for the numerical approximation of void electromigration. 531-544 - Seyed Mahdi Homayouni, Sai Hong Tang, Omid Motlagh:
A genetic algorithm for optimization of integrated scheduling of cranes, vehicles, and storage platforms at automated container terminals. 545-556 - José Luis Galán García, Gabriel Aguilera Venegas, Pedro Rodríguez Cielos:
An accelerated-time simulation for traffic flow in a smart city. 557-563 - Yasemin Kahramaner, Yasar Polatoglu, Melike Aydogan:
Harmonic mappings related to Janowski starlike functions. 564-570 - Wenyuan Liao:
On the dispersion, stability and accuracy of a compact higher-order finite difference scheme for 3D acoustic wave equation. 571-583
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