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Numerical Analysis Of Lattice Boltzmann Methods For The Heat Equation On A Bounded Interval Phd Thesis Wei Janphilipp

Name: Numerical Analysis Of Lattice Boltzmann Methods For The Heat Equation On A Bounded Interval Phd Thesis Wei Janphilipp
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Numerical Analysis Of Lattice Boltzmann Methods For The Heat Equation On A Bounded Interval Phd Thesis Wei Janphilipp instant download after payment.

Publisher: KIT Scientific Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 9.59 MB

Pages: 208

Author: Weiß Jan-Philipp

ISBN: 9783866440692, 3866440693

Language: English

Year: 2006

Edition: PhD Thesis

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Numerical Analysis Of Lattice Boltzmann Methods For The Heat Equation On A Bounded Interval Phd Thesis Wei Janphilipp by Weiß Jan-philipp 9783866440692, 3866440693 instant download after payment.

Lattice Boltzmann methods are a promising approach for the numerical solution of fluid-dynamic problems. We consider the one-dimensional Goldstein-Taylor model with the aim to answer some of the questions concerning the numerical analysis of lattice Boltzmann schemes. Discretizations for the solution of the heat equation are presented for a selection of boundary conditions. Stability and convergence of the solutions are proved by employing energy estimates and explicit Fourier representations.