Efficient computation of coordinate-free models of flame fronts
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- Propagation of flame fronts
- Well-posedness of a two-dimensional coordinate-free model for the motion of flame fronts
- A simple and fast numerical method for solving flame/smoldering evolution equations
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1284360
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- Well-posedness of a two-dimensional coordinate-free model for the motion of flame fronts
- A simple and fast numerical method for solving flame/smoldering evolution equations
- Computer economy and accuracy of the method of lines applied to laminar flame problems
- Well-posedness and asymptotics of a coordinate-free model of flame fronts
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