Digital simulation in electrochemistry
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(32)- Computational modelling of three-layered biosensor based on chemically modified electrode
- Automatic simulation of electrochemical transients by the adaptive Huber method for Volterra integral equations involving kernel terms \(\exp[ -\alpha (t - \tau )]\text{erex} \{[\beta (t - \tau )]^{1/2}\}\) and \(\exp[ - \alpha (t - \tau )]\text{daw} \{[\beta (t - \tau )]^{1/2}\}\)
- Modelling carbon nanotube based biosensor
- A family of quasi-variable meshes high-resolution compact operator scheme for Burger's-Huxley, and Burger's-Fisher equation quasi-variable meshes compact operator scheme for Burger's type PDEs
- On the stability of two new two-step explicit methods for the numerical integration of second order initial value problem on a variable mesh
- Adaptive time-stepping schemes for the solution of the Poisson-Nernst-Planck equations
- Degradation of substrate and/or product: mathematical modeling of biosensor action
- Adaptive solution of BVPs in singularly perturbed second-order ODEs, by the extended Numerov method combined with an iterative local grid \(h\)-refinement
- Higher-order spatial discretisations in electrochemical digital simulations. IV: Discretisation on an arbitrarily spaced grid.
- Efficient algorithms for fourth and sixth-order two-point non-linear boundary value problems using non-polynomial spline approximations on a geometric mesh
- Gaussian-RBF interpolant and third-order compact discretization of 2D anomalous diffusion-convection model on a mesh-mapped non-uniform grid network
- Numerical algorithm for coupled viscous Burger's equation using quasi-variable meshes compact operators
- Analytical formulaes and comparative analysis for linear models in chronoamperometry under conditions of diffusion and migration
- Compact-FDM for mildly nonlinear two-space dimensional elliptic BVPs in polar coordinate system and its convergence theory
- A fifth (six) order accurate, three-point compact finite difference scheme for the numerical solution of sixth order boundary value problems on geometric meshes
- Fourth‐order compact scheme based on quasi‐variable mesh for three‐dimensional mildly nonlinear stationary convection–diffusion equations
- Damping of Crank-Nicolson error oscillations.
- A third (four) order accurate, nine-point compact scheme for mildly-nonlinear elliptic equations in two space variables
- Computational modelling of biosensors with perforated and selective membranes
- Finite difference method of simulation of non-steady-state ion transfer in electrochemical systems with allowance for migration
- Computational modelling of the behaviour of potentiometric membrane biosensors
- A high-resolution convergent radial basis functions compact-FDD for boundary layer problems on a scattered mesh network appearing in viscous elastic fluid
- A fifth order accurate geometric mesh finite difference method for general nonlinear two point boundary value problems
- A set of compact finite-difference approximations to first and second derivatives, related to the extended Numerov method of Chawla on nonuniform grids
- Mechanisms controlling the sensitivity of amperometric biosensors in flow injection analysis systems
- Digital simulation of thermal reactions
- Computational modelling of amperometric biosensors in the case of substrate and product inhibition
- Geometric mesh three-point discretization for fourth-order nonlinear singular differential equations in polar system
- High order accurate, one-sided finite-difference approximations to concentration gradients at the boundaries, for the simulation of electrochemical reaction-diffusion problems in one-dimensional space geometry.
- A regular perturbation approach to the problem of diffusion towards a growing mercury drop electrode
- A fourth-order accurate quasi-variable mesh compact finite-difference scheme for two-space dimensional convection-diffusion problems
- A family of compact finite difference formulations for three-space dimensional nonlinear Poisson's equations in Cartesian coordinates
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