The arctan/tan and Kepler-Burgers mappings for periodic solutions with a shock, front, or internal boundary layer (Q1184613): Difference between revisions
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The arctan/tan and Kepler-Burgers mappings for periodic solutions with a shock, front, or internal boundary layer (English)
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28 June 1992
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The Arctan/Tan and Kepler-Burgers mappings are studied for solving differential equations having internal boundary layers (regions of rapid change of solutions). Examples for these layers are shock waves, geophysical fronts, Hermite functions etc. Methods are given for the construction of general periodic mappings using the author's theory of ``imbricate series''. Results of numerical examples are given.
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imbricate series
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periodic solutions
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Korteweg-De Vries equation
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Fourier pseudospectral method
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Kepler-Burgers mapping
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boundary layers
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shock waves
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geophysical fronts
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Hermite functions
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numerical examples
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