spectral element - Globe Thesis

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81.	Three-Dimensional, Time-Dependent Spectral Element Simulations of a Thermocapillary Liquid Bridge with Magnetic Stabilization
82.	High-Order Moving Overlapping Grid Methodology in a Spectral Element Method
83.	Studies of some high-order finite/spectral element methods for viscous incompressible flow
84.	Spectral analysis of wave propagation in connected waveguides
85.	A Spectral-Element Discontinuous Galerkin Lattice Boltzmann Method for Thermal and Multiphase Flows in Complex Geometries
86.	Discontinuous Galerkin spectral element approximations for the reflection and transmission of waves from moving material interfaces
87.	The development of a robust, efficient solver for spectral and spectral-element time discretizations
88.	Development of a High-Order Accurate Reservoir Simulator Using Spectral Element Metho
89.	Three-Dimensional Electromagnetic Modeling Using Spectral Element Method With Tetrahedral Grid
90.	Numerical Methods And Applications In Complex Elastic And Porous Media
91.	Eigenvalue Problems Of Electromagnetic Field And Numerical Mode Matching Methods
92.	Linear Stability Analysis Of Thermocapillary Flow In Annular Pools
93.	Linear Stability Analysis Of Thermocapillary Flow In Annular Pool And Liquid Bridge
94.	Comparison Of The Accurate Mesh Methods The Undulating Interface Based On True Grid And The Ground Motion Simulation Results
95.	Study On Seismic Effects Of Sichuan Basinconsidering Structural Inhomogeneity
96.	Numerical Simulation Of Electromagnetic Field Based On Finitespectral Element Method
97.	Influence Of Source Parameters On Seismic Effects Of 3D Sedimentary Basins
98.	Effect Of Basin And Source Characteristic Parameters On Ground Motion Amplification Characteristics Under Internal Point Source
99.	Finite Element And Finite Spectral Element Methods For Coefficient Vector Reduction Based On Proper Orthogonal Decomposition(POD)
100.	Error Boundedness Of Discontinuous Galerkin Spectral Element Method For Two-dimensional Problems
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