Advanced topics in computational partial differential equations
numerical methods and Diffpack programming
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Contributions
- Langtangen, Hans Petter, 1962- - Contributor
- Tveito, Aslak, 1961- - Contributor
Publication
2003 - Springer, Berlin
Language
English
Word Count
164,500 words, Guess
Page Count
658 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL17116554M
- ISBN-103540014381
- Library of Congress Control Number2003059238
- Goodreads3916237
Classifications
- LCCQA377 .A45 2003
Description
The book is suitable for readers with a background in basic finite element and finite difference methods for partial differential equations who wants gentle introductions to advanced topics like parallel computing, multigrid methods, and special methods for systems of PDEs. The goal of all chapters is to *compute* solutions to problems, hence algorithmic and software issues play a central role. All software examples use the Diffpack programming environment, so to take advantage of these examples some experience with Diffpack is required. There are also some chapters covering complete applications, i.e., the way from a model, expressed as systems of PDEs, through discretization methods, algorithms, software design, verification, and computational examples.
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Topics
Series Statement
- Lecture notes in computational science and engineering -- 33
Other Editions
- Advanced topics in computational partial differential equations: numerical methods and Diffpack programming
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