The method of finite spheres (Q1567379): Difference between revisions

Steady-state elliptic boundary-value problems for ordinary or partial differential equations are solved numerically by the method of finite spheres, viewed as a special case of meshless local Petrov-Galerkin procedure. Special emphasis is payed to a numerical integration scheme, the way in which the Dirichlet boundary conditions are incorporated, and the treatment of doubly-connected domains. The illustrative one- and two-dimensional examples include a string with distributed loading, a high Peclet number flow problem, Poisson's equation, and the linear elasticity.