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The following pages link to A numerical solution of the nonlinear controlled Duffing oscillator by radial basis functions (Q356103):

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• Solving 2D reaction-diffusion equations with nonlocal boundary conditions by the RBF-MLPG method (Q260318) (← links)
• Application of meshfree methods for solving the inverse one-dimensional Stefan problem (Q463606) (← links)
• Optimization, conditioning and accuracy of radial basis function method for partial differential equations with nonlocal boundary conditions -- a case of two-dimensional Poisson equation (Q463689) (← links)
• Numerical pricing of American options under two stochastic factor models with jumps using a meshless local Petrov-Galerkin method (Q512310) (← links)
• Application of meshfree method based on compactly supported radial basis function for solving unsteady isothermal gas through a micro-nano porous medium (Q724803) (← links)
• PROMETHEE technique to select the best radial basis functions for solving the 2-dimensional heat equations based on Hermite interpolation (Q1653567) (← links)
• A numerical investigation to viscous flow over nonlinearly stretching sheet with chemical reaction, heat transfer and magnetic field (Q1788262) (← links)
• Numerical study of astrophysics equations by meshless collocation method based on compactly supported radial basis function (Q1788273) (← links)
• Numerical simulation of reaction-diffusion neural dynamics models and their synchronization/desynchronization: application to epileptic seizures (Q2004428) (← links)
• A time-splitting local meshfree approach for time-fractional anisotropic diffusion equation: application in image denoising (Q2110475) (← links)
• Extended framework of Hamilton's principle applied to Duffing oscillation (Q2284792) (← links)
• Optimal control of a parabolic distributed parameter system via radial basis functions (Q2300166) (← links)
• Radial basis functions approach on optimal control problems: a numerical investigation (Q2832123) (← links)
• A Computationally Hybrid Method for Solving a Famous Physical Problem on an Unbounded Domain (Q3387682) (← links)
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• Solving partial differential equations by LS-SVM (Q6606433) (← links)