DOI10.1137/S0036142997321285zbMath0914.65107OpenAlexW2035728289MaRDI QIDQ4210308
So-Hsiang Chou, Panayot S. Vassilevski, Do Young Kwak
Publication date: 21 September 1998
Published in: SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis (Search for Journal in Brave)
Full work available at URL: https://doi.org/10.1137/s0036142997321285
Mixed volume element with characteristic mixed volume element method for compressible contamination treatment from nuclear waste,
Characteristic mixed volume element for compressible two-phase displacement in porous media,
Mixed finite volume methods on nonstaggered quadrilateral grids for elliptic problems,
Mixed volume element combined with characteristic mixed finite volume element method for oil-water two phase displacement problem,
Convergence analysis of mixed volume element-characteristic mixed volume element for three-dimensional chemical oil-recovery seepage coupled problem,
A mixed and discontinuous Galerkin finite volume element method for incompressible miscible displacement problems in porous media,
A block-centered upwind approximation of the semiconductor device problem on a dynamically changing mesh,
A Hermitian box-scheme for one-dimensional elliptic equations -- application to problems with high contrasts in the ellipticity,
Numerical solutions to regularized long wave equation based on mixed covolume method,
Mixed volume element-characteristic fractional step difference method for contamination from nuclear waste disposal,
A mortar mixed finite volume method for elliptic problems on non-matching multi-block triangular grids,
An upwind mixed finite volume element-fractional step method and convergence analysis for three-dimensional compressible contamination treatment from nuclear waste,
A mixed volume element with upwind multistep mixed volume element and convergence analysis for numerical simulation of nuclear waste contaminant disposal,
An upwind-block-centered finite difference method for a semiconductor device of heat conduction and its numerical analysis,
A discontinuous mixed covolume method for elliptic problems,
On finite volume methods for a Navier-Stokes variational inequality,
A compatible high-order meshless method for the Stokes equations with applications to suspension flows,
Modified method of characteristics combined with finite volume element methods for incompressible miscible displacement problems in porous media,
An expanded mixed covolume element method for integro-differential equation of Sobolev type on triangular grids,
Superconvergence of mixed covolume method for elliptic problems on triangular grids,
Superconvergence of mixed covolume method on quadrilateral grids for elliptic problems,
Some superconvergence results for the covolume method for elliptic problems,
An Upwind Mixed Volume Element-Fractional Step Method on a Changing Mesh for Compressible Contamination Treatment from Nuclear Waste,
\(L^{2}\) error estimates and superconvergence of the finite volume element methods on quadrilateral meshes,
A splitting mixed covolume method for viscoelastic wave equations on triangular grids,
The method of mixed volume element-characteristic mixed volume element and its numerical analysis for groundwater pollution in binary medium,
Mixed covolume method for parabolic problems on triangular grids,
Error estimates in $L^2$, $H^1$ and $L^\infty$ in covolume methods for elliptic and parabolic problems: A unified approach,
Mixed finite volume element-upwind mixed volume element of compressible two-phase displacement and its numerical analysis,
Two‐grid covolume schemes for elliptic problems,
New mixed finite volume methods for second order eliptic problems,
A construction of higher-order finite volume methods,
An expanded mixed covolume method for sobolev equation with convection term on triangular grids,
Mixed and discontinuous finite volume element schemes for the optimal control of immiscible flow in porous media,
A Conservative Upwind Approximation on Block-Centered Difference for Chemical Oil Recovery Displacement Problem,
A general mixed covolume framework for constructing conservative schemes for elliptic problems,
ANALYSIS OF LEAST-SQUARES APPROXIMATIONS TO SECOND-ORDER ELLIPTIC PROBLEMS. II. FINITE VOLUME METHOD
