NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF GAS INJECTION.

Students have used computer programs and created their own programming codes based on exponential box-scheme approximations for solving systems of nonlinear differential equations that contain small parameters for the highest derivative terms or singularities in boundary conditions. The uniform seco...

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Publicado en:InSight: Rivier Academic Journal Vol. 17; no. 1; pp. 1 - 21
Autor principal: Riabov, Vladimir V.
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Rivier College (InSight: Rivier Academic Journal) Fall2022
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        boundary layer
        exponential box scheme
        FORTRAN
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        nonlinear differential equations
        numerical methods
        Prandtl-Blasius equations
        uniform convergence
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