Using high-order transport theorems for implicitly defined moving curves to perform quadrature on planar domains
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- High-order numerical quadratures in a tetrahedron with an implicitly defined curved interface
- High-order method with moving frames to compute the covariant derivatives of vectors on general 2D curved surfaces
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