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The following pages link to FEM and CIP-FEM for Helmholtz Equation with High Wave Number and Perfectly Matched Layer Truncation (Q4620316):
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- A pure source transfer domain decomposition method for Helmholtz equations in unbounded domain (Q785551) (← links)
- An optimal fourth-order finite difference scheme for the Helmholtz equation based on the technique of matched interface boundary (Q2063464) (← links)
- A sharp relative-error bound for the Helmholtz \(h\)-FEM at high frequency (Q2068361) (← links)
- Wavenumber-explicit convergence of the \(hp\)-FEM for the full-space heterogeneous Helmholtz equation with smooth coefficients (Q2122632) (← links)
- Perfectly matched layers for nonlocal Helmholtz equations. II: Multi-dimensional cases (Q2672744) (← links)
- Applying GMRES to the Helmholtz equation with strong trapping: how does the number of iterations depend on the frequency? (Q2673507) (← links)
- Adaptive FEM for Helmholtz equation with large wavenumber (Q2680329) (← links)
- Finite Element Method for a Nonlinear Perfectly Matched Layer Helmholtz Equation with High Wave Number (Q5043047) (← links)
- Numerical Solution of a One-Dimensional Nonlocal Helmholtz Equation by Perfectly Matched Layers (Q5864781) (← links)
- A simple proof that the \textit{hp}-FEM does not suffer from the pollution effect for the constant-coefficient full-space Helmholtz equation (Q6038832) (← links)
- A New Perfectly Matched Layer Method for the Helmholtz Equation in Nonconvex Domains (Q6041397) (← links)
- Dispersion Analysis of CIP-FEM for the Helmholtz Equation (Q6098446) (← links)
- Does the Helmholtz Boundary Element Method Suffer from the Pollution Effect? (Q6115453) (← links)
- Perfectly-Matched-Layer Truncation is Exponentially Accurate at High Frequency (Q6135327) (← links)
- Decompositions of High-Frequency Helmholtz Solutions via Functional Calculus, and Application to the Finite Element Method (Q6137602) (← links)
- Numerical solutions for nonlocal wave equations by perfectly matched layers. II: The two-dimensional case (Q6162875) (← links)
- Comparison of approximate and numerical methods for solving the homogeneous Dirichlet problem for the Helmholtz operator in a two-dimensional domain (Q6180980) (← links)
- Iterative Pure Source Transfer Domain Decomposition Methods for Helmholtz Equations in Heterogeneous Media (Q6188987) (← links)