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The following pages link to On the ill-conditioned nature of \(C^\infty\) RBF strong collocation (Q1655324):
Displayed 31 items.
- A modified dual-level algorithm for large-scale three-dimensional Laplace and Helmholtz equation (Q1624406) (← links)
- Solving the stationary Navier-Stokes equations by using Taylor meshless method (Q1634608) (← links)
- A semi-analytical collocation Trefftz scheme for solving multi-term time fractional diffusion-wave equations (Q1634636) (← links)
- A fast semi-discrete Kansa method to solve the two-dimensional spatiotemporal fractional diffusion equation (Q1692003) (← links)
- Numerical simulation of fractional control system using Chebyshev polynomials (Q1720900) (← links)
- A modified dual-level fast multipole boundary element method based on the Burton-Miller formulation for large-scale three-dimensional sound field analysis (Q1986287) (← links)
- The sample solution approach for determination of the optimal shape parameter in the multiquadric function of the Kansa method (Q1999687) (← links)
- Meshless RBFs method for numerical solutions of two-dimensional high order fractional Sobolev equations (Q2004557) (← links)
- On the sources placement in the method of fundamental solutions for time-dependent heat conduction problems (Q2019548) (← links)
- The MAPS with polynomial basis functions for solving axisymmetric time-fractional equations (Q2019553) (← links)
- The rapid assessment for three-dimensional potential model of large-scale particle system by a modified multilevel fast multipole algorithm (Q2019583) (← links)
- Solving fractional Laplacian visco-acoustic wave equations on complex-geometry domains using Grünwald-formula based radial basis collocation method (Q2179039) (← links)
- Meshless modeling of coupled transdermal pharmacokinetics with analytical validation (Q2223905) (← links)
- Hybrid radial basis function methods of lines for the numerical solution of viscous Burgers' equation (Q2244012) (← links)
- An efficient boundary collocation scheme for transient thermal analysis in large-size-ratio functionally graded materials under heat source load (Q2281468) (← links)
- Changing variables in Taylor series with applications to PDEs (Q2294434) (← links)
- A dual-level method of fundamental solutions for three-dimensional exterior high frequency acoustic problems (Q2306949) (← links)
- Numerical approximations for the Riesz space fractional advection-dispersion equations via radial basis functions (Q2311799) (← links)
- The method of two-point angular basis function for solving Laplace equation (Q2325457) (← links)
- Homotopy method of fundamental solutions for solving nonlinear heat conduction problems (Q2334237) (← links)
- Radial basis function methods for optimal control of the convection-diffusion equation: a numerical study (Q2334240) (← links)
- A shock-capturing meshless scheme using RBF blended interpolation and moving least squares (Q2334280) (← links)
- A boundary-type meshless solver for transient heat conduction analysis of slender functionally graded materials with exponential variations (Q2334886) (← links)
- Moving pseudo-boundary method of fundamental solutions for nonlinear potential problems (Q2420340) (← links)
- A Unified Meshfree Pseudospectral Method for Solving Both Classical and Fractional PDEs (Q4986843) (← links)
- The use of CESTAC method to find optimal shape parameter and optimal number of points in RBF-meshless methods to solve differential equations (Q4993650) (← links)
- Pharmacokinetic parameter identification using a meshless method approach for transdermal drug delivery (Q6044006) (← links)
- A modified RBF collocation method for solving the convection-diffusion problems (Q6073756) (← links)
- A new meshless local integral equation method (Q6086840) (← links)
- Kansa-RBF algorithms for elliptic BVPs in annular domains with mixed boundary conditions (Q6102624) (← links)
- A modified dual-level fast multipole boundary element method for large-scale three-dimensional potential problems (Q6155417) (← links)