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The following pages link to The efficient S-DDM scheme and its analysis for solving parabolic equations (Q349304):

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• The mass-preserving and modified-upwind splitting DDM scheme for time-dependent convection-diffusion equations (Q507993) (← links)
• A new parallel algorithm for solving parabolic equations (Q1712234) (← links)
• An efficient GPU-based fractional-step domain decomposition scheme for the reaction-diffusion equation (Q1983804) (← links)
• The mass-preserving domain decomposition scheme for solving three-dimensional convection-diffusion equations (Q1998132) (← links)
• A new GPU-based corrected explicit-implicit domain decomposition scheme for convection-dominated diffusion problems (Q2079736) (← links)
• The splitting Crank-Nicolson scheme with intrinsic parallelism for solving parabolic equations (Q2173559) (← links)
• An efficient characteristic finite difference s-DDM scheme for convection-diffusion equations (Q2214463) (← links)
• The conservative splitting domain decomposition method for multicomponent contamination flows in porous media (Q2222670) (← links)
• A mass-conserved domain decomposition method for the unsaturated soil flow water problem (Q2311587) (← links)
• Conservative domain decomposition schemes for solving two-dimensional heat equations (Q2322323) (← links)
• The new mass-conserving S-DDM scheme for two-dimensional parabolic equations with variable coefficients (Q2335808) (← links)
• A Samarskii domain decomposition method for two-dimensional convection-diffusion equations (Q2675746) (← links)
• An efficient MMOCAA-DDM for solving advection diffusion equations (Q2679367) (← links)
• The high accuracy conserved splitting domain decomposition scheme for solving the parabolic equations (Q2690626) (← links)
• A Time Second-Order Mass-Conserved Implicit-Explicit Domain Decomposition Scheme for Solving the Diffusion Equations (Q5155258) (← links)
• The unconditional stability and mass‐preserving <scp>S‐DDM</scp> scheme for solving parabolic equations in three dimensions (Q6088461) (← links)