Pages that link to "Item:Q443398"

The following pages link to An inverse boundary problem for one-dimensional heat equation with a multilayer domain (Q443398):

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• Modeling of evolution of growing coating composition (Q255208) (← links)
• Inverse source identification by Green's function (Q441584) (← links)
• Application of the RBF method to the estimation of temperature on the external surface in laminar pipe flow (Q459635) (← links)
• Reconstruction of dynamically changing boundary of multilayer heat conduction composite walls (Q463472) (← links)
• The method of lines to reconstruct a moving boundary for a one-dimensional heat equation in a multilayer domain (Q695483) (← links)
• An alternating iterative MFS algorithm for the Cauchy problem for the modified Helmholtz equation (Q964768) (← links)
• A local meshless collocation method for solving certain inverse problems (Q1654713) (← links)
• The MFS for numerical boundary identification in two-dimensional harmonic problems (Q1944467) (← links)
• Relaxation procedures for an iterative MFS algorithm for two-dimensional steady-state isotropic heat conduction Cauchy problems (Q1944481) (← links)
• A one-dimensional inverse problem in composite materials: regularization and error estimates (Q2282647) (← links)
• The inverse methods based on S-FEMs with an adaptive SVD regularization technique for solving Cauchy inverse heat transfer problems (Q2325509) (← links)
• A Trefftz method in space and time using exponential basis functions: application to direct and inverse heat conduction problems (Q2451072) (← links)
• Moving boundary identification for a two-dimensional inverse heat conduction problem (Q2891249) (← links)
• A survey of applications of the MFS to inverse problems (Q3017891) (← links)
• The Method of Fundamental Solution for a Radially Symmetric Heat Conduction Problem with Variable Coefficient (Q5075427) (← links)
• Regularization error analysis on a one-dimensional inverse heat conduction problem in multilayer domain (Q5244935) (← links)
• Inverse Problems for Time-Dependent Singular Heat Conductivities: Multi-Dimensional Case (Q5256309) (← links)
• On an inverse boundary problem for the heat equation when small heat conductivity defects are present in a material (Q6064989) (← links)