The incorporation of the semi-implicit linear equations into Newton's method to solve radiation transfer equations
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The author analyzes different methods to solve the radiation transfer equation. He indicates four algorithms to determine the next iterate \(T_{k+1}\) in Newton's method derived for the transfer equation by a photon free method. The algorithms presented in this paper are tested with numerical results on three known problems.
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