The basic theory of finite element probability computing methods (Q2748249)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1659066
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1659066 |
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15 July 2002
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finite element
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probability computing methods
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probability transfer matrices
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elliptic boundary value problem
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parabolic equations
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Monte Carlo methods
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method of Markov chains
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The basic theory of finite element probability computing methods (English)
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The method of Markov chains is used in this paper to solve different numerical tasks as is, e.g., elliptic boundary value problem, parabolic equations etc. Aside that, basic notions of what the author calls fundamental theory of finite element probability methods is established. Comparison with the classical Monte Carlo simulation approach is discussed as well.
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