June 1984
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23 Reads
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24 Citations
Applied Mathematics and Computation
We study a finite element scheme and a difference scheme for the radial solutions of a nonlinear Klein-Gordon equation.
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June 1984
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23 Reads
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24 Citations
Applied Mathematics and Computation
We study a finite element scheme and a difference scheme for the radial solutions of a nonlinear Klein-Gordon equation.
August 1983
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15 Reads
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37 Citations
Applied Mathematics and Computation
We study the convergence of a difference scheme for a nonlinear one-dimensional Dirac equation. Also, we show some numerical experiments by using this scheme.
February 1983
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7 Reads
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4 Citations
COMPEL The International Journal for Computation and Mathematics in Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Many works have been written on numerical simulation in semiconductor device theory. In this paper we consider the following problem:
... Historically, the problem of designing energy-conserving methods may date back to the decade of the 1970s [3,48]. However, it is worth mentioning that L. Vázquez and coauthors were probably the first researchers who pointed out the physical and mathematical significance of designing this type of schemes [43]. Various seminal papers by Vázquez and his coworkers were published in the 1990s, including various energy-conserving numerical schemes to solve partial differential equations like the Schrödinger equation [54], the sine-Gordon equation [6,19], Klein-Gordon equations [53], and even systems consisting of ordinary differential equations [20]. ...
June 1984
Applied Mathematics and Computation
... Numerical method has become one of the important tools to derive the NLD solitary wave solutions, and to investigate their stability and interaction etc. The Crank-Nicolson (CN) scheme was first proposed for the 1D Soler model and used to simulate the interaction dynamics of the NLD solitary waves in [3,4]. Such interaction dynamics problem was carefully revisited in [39] by utilizing a fourth-order accurate RKDG method [40]. ...
August 1983
Applied Mathematics and Computation