Differential Equations and Numerical Methods
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This cluster of papers focuses on numerical methods and analysis for solving singularly perturbed problems, particularly in the context of convection-diffusion and reaction-diffusion equations. The research covers topics such as boundary layers, finite difference schemes, asymptotic analysis, parameter-robust methods, and adaptive meshes to accurately solve these challenging problems.
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singular perturbation; singularly perturbed problems; small parameter; singularly perturbed systems; difference schemes; Shishkin mesh; singularly perturbed boundary value problems; singularly perturbed differential equations; interior layers; piecewise uniform mesh; parameter-uniform convergence; perturbation parameter; singularly perturbed parabolic equations; geometric singular perturbation theory; layer-adapted meshes; singularly perturbed elliptic equations; upwind finite difference scheme; slow manifold; ε-uniform convergence; uniform mesh; internal layers; two small parameters; singularly perturbed convection-diffusion equations; turning point problems; uniform error estimates
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Morton address: 38351276975467705 · morton4x16-v1
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