| Reviews |
| - 'The authors' intended audience is at the level of graduate students and researchers, and we believe that the text offers a valuable contribution to all finite element researchers who would like to broadened both their fundamental and applied knowledge of the field.' - Spencer J. Sherwin and Robert M. Kirby, Fluid Mechanics, Vol 557, 2006
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| Description | | - An excellent introduction to finite elements, iterative linear solvers and scientific computing
- Contains theoretical problems and practical exercises
- All methods and examples use freely available software
- Focuses on theory and computation, not theory for computation
- Describes approximation methods and numerical linear algebra
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Readership: Graduate students and researchers in engineering, numerical analysis, applied mathematics and interdisciplinary scientific computing.
| Contents |
Models of Incompressible Fluid Flow
1.
The Poisson Equation
2.
Solution of Discrete Poisson Problems
3.
The Convection-Diffusion Equation
4.
Solution of Discrete Convection-Diffusion Problems
5.
The Stokes Equations
6.
Solution of Discrete Stokes Problems
7.
The Navier-Stokes Equations
8.
Solution of Discrete Navier-Stokes Problems
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| Authors, editors,
and contributors |
Howard C. Elman, Department of Computer Science, University of Maryland,
David J. Silvester, Department of Mathematics, UMIST, and
Andrew J. Wathen, Computing Laboratory, Oxford University
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