A method of algebraic adaptation (Q1571271)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1472994
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1472994 |
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A method of algebraic adaptation (English)
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25 September 2001
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The author studies the use of special coordinate transformations in the algebraic method for constructing an adaptive grid. Blending functions and intermediate transformations for an effective adaptation of grids are defined on the basis of special extending functions. As extending functions the author uses certain basic nonuniform coordinate mappings that are the solutions of equations with small parameters at the higher derivatives. The grids obtained by these transformations are well-adapted to the peculiarities of the solutions of equations with singularities and allow to obtain a numerical solution that uniformly converges to the exact one.
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adaptive difference grids
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blending functions
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intermediate transformations
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singular perturbation
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viscous flow
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large Reynolds number
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boundary layer
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