Error estimates of a sphere-constraint-preserving numerical scheme for Ericksen-Leslie system with variable density
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Cited in
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- Finite difference scheme for the Ericksen-Leslie equation
- Constraint-preserving energy-stable scheme for the 2D simplified Ericksen-Leslie system
- Analysis and numerical approximation of energy-variational solutions to the Ericksen-Leslie equations
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