Radial basis function solution of the Motz problem
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- Using the enriched radial basis function in solving the singular sudden expansion incompressible fluid flow
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- Enriched meshfree method for an accurate numerical solution of the Motz problem
- Use of singularity capturing functions in the solution of problems with discontinuous boundary conditions
- A multiresolution prewavelet-based adaptive refinement scheme for RBF approximations of nearly singular problems
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- Meshless radial basis function with local Petrov-Galerkin method for solving boundary singular problems
- The enriched multinode Shepard collocation method for solving elliptic problems with singularities
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