An accuracy study of central finite difference methods in second order boundary value problems
Accuracy study of central finite difference methods in second order boundary value problems using Taylor series
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Accuracy study of central finite difference methods in second order boundary value problems using Taylor series
Transport phenomena in ionized gases as initial value problem
Technique for solving Weiner-Hopf type boundary value problems
Solution of ferrite boundary value problem in rectangular waveguide and resolution of Lewin paradox
Stabilization of unstable two-point boundary value problems, noting field method for avoiding computer storage problems during integration of related differential equations
Extreme value statistics estimation of low error probabilities in binary communication systems
Low error probabilities in binary communication systems estimated by statistics of bivariate extreme-value theory
Initial value problem for oscillations in interstellar gas
Extreme value theory for estimating statistical parameters of spacecraft communication systems
Static boundary value problem for multiply connected shallow shell considered arbitrary orthogonal coordinate system
Modified quasilinearization concept for solving nonlinear two point boundary value problem
Finite difference methods using computer for boundary value problem of ionospheric electron density
Least squares gradient method for boundary value and optimization problems found in flight mechanics and astrodynamics
Newton-Raphson method generalized for solution of two-point boundary value problems of nonlinear optimal control theory for digital solution
Discrete ordinate method for boundary value problems in gas dynamics using differential equations yields solutions to Couette flow
Linearized system of water waves initial value problem, obtaining eigenvalue with parameter in boundary condition
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