Hyperbolic relaxation approximation to nonlinear parabolic problems
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The general idea of using local relaxation approximations for the numerical solution of conservation laws is applied to nonlinear parabolic systems. By means of the relaxation idea the second-order nonlinear system is transformed into a system of first-order semilinear equations at the cost of one more rate equation. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0911.00029].
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