David Lafontaine

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zbMath Open lafontaine.davidMaRDI QIDQ832468

List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Local absorbing boundary conditions on fixed domains give order-one errors for high-frequency waves	2024-11-01	Paper
Sharp bounds on Helmholtz impedance-to-impedance maps and application to overlapping domain decomposition	2024-01-12	Paper
Decompositions of High-Frequency Helmholtz Solutions via Functional Calculus, and Application to the Finite Element Method	2023-09-04	Paper
Perfectly-Matched-Layer Truncation is Exponentially Accurate at High Frequency	2023-08-24	Paper
Decompositions of high-frequency Helmholtz solutions and application to the finite element method	2022-11-08	Paper
Convergence of parallel overlapping domain decomposition methods for the Helmholtz equation	2022-09-28	Paper
About the wave equation outside two strictly convex obstacles	2022-05-18	Paper
Wavenumber-explicit convergence of the \(hp\)-FEM for the full-space heterogeneous Helmholtz equation with smooth coefficients	2022-04-07	Paper
Scattering for critical radial Neumann waves outside a ball	2022-03-25	Paper
A sharp relative-error bound for the Helmholtz \(h\)-FEM at high frequency	2022-01-19	Paper
For Most Frequencies, Strong Trapping Has a Weak Effect in Frequency‐Domain Scattering	2021-10-01	Paper
Scattering for NLS with a sum of two repulsive potentials	2021-05-28	Paper
Local absorbing boundary conditions on fixed domains give order-one errors for high-frequency waves	2021-01-06	Paper
For most frequencies, strong trapping has a weak effect in frequency-domain scattering	2019-03-28	Paper
Strichartz estimates without loss outside many strictly convex obstacles	2018-11-29	Paper
Strichartz estimates without loss outside two strictly convex obstacles	2017-09-12	Paper
Scattering for NLS with a potential on the line	2017-01-04	Paper
The $hp$-FEM applied to the Helmholtz equation with PML truncation does not suffer from the pollution effect	N/A	Paper
Convergence of overlapping domain decomposition methods with PML transmission conditions applied to nontrapping Helmholtz problems	N/A	Paper

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