Titlebook: Hyperbolic Problems: Theory, Numerics, Applications; Seventh Internationa Michael Fey,Rolf Jeltsch Conference proceedings 1999 Springer Bas

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Multi-dimensional Stability of Propagating Phase Boundaries,event the uniform Lopatinski condition to be satisfied though. Then it is shown that, for weakly dissipative phase boundaries, the surface waves are stabilized and the uniform Lopatinsky condition is satisfied.

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,On Hyperbolic Integro-differential von Kármán Equations for Viscoelastic Plates,iry stress function through the deflection we obtain the hyperbolic canonical equation with a pseudoparabolic main part and a nonlinear term involving the memory integral term. The existence theorem and the local uniqueness for the corresponding initial-boundary value problem will be verified.

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A Priori Error Estimates for Nonlinear Scalar Conservation Laws,t is due to the fact that it is not known how to prove that the total variation of the approximate solution is uniformly bounded. We show that such estimate is not necessary to obtain optimal error estimates; only the . of the numerical scheme is important.

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A Mixed Finite Volume/Finite Element Method for 2-dimensional Compressible Navier-Stokes Equations ation lead to an oscillation-free second order resolution..For the viscous terms we use a centred finite element approximation inspired by [9], [11]..Numerical experiments on classical test problems including comparison with other methods lead to fairly competitive results with favourable computing times and sharper shock capture.

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Travelling Wave Solutions of a Convective Diffusive System with First and Second Order Terms in Nonm involving nonconservative products that are weighted by this ratio with the additional benefit of a second order operator in conservation form. Two limit cases are distinguished since they yield convective-dissipative systems in full conservation form.

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Ben B. Moussa,N. Lanson,J. P. Vila, the load actions transmitted between body segments, or .. This terminology of intersegmental loading is deliberately utilized to indicate the resultant loads transmitted, for instance, between the thigh and the shank rather than the frequently used but confusing terminology “knee force and moment”