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- Sharp geometric requirements in the Wachspress interpolation error estimate
- Numerical simulation of nonlinear nonstationary processes with discontinuous characteristics of fields
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- The minimum angle condition for d-simplices
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- Several notes on the circumradius condition.
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- Finite element method with local damage of the mesh
- The tempered finite element method
- The minimum angle condition implies the maximum angle condition for tetrahedral finite elements
- Longest-edge \(n\)-section algorithms: properties and open problems
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