A posteriori error analysis of the method of characteristics
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Cited in
(4)- A posteriori error analysis of space-time finite element discretizations of the time-dependent Stokes equations
- A posteriori analysis of a positive streamwise invariant discretization of a convection-diffusion equation
- A posteriori error analysis for a pollution model in a bounded domain of the atmosphere
- Error analysis of Aitken's ^ 2 process
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