Some observations on a static spatial remeshing method based on equidistribution principles
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The paper is aimed at the construction and analysis of static spatial remeshing algorithms for partial differential equations exhibiting solutions with steep moving fronts. The remeshing strategy follows an equidistribution principle and an additional adaptation in time is used. Several test examples are examined in detail.
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