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The following pages link to High performance computation of radiative transfer equation using the finite element method (Q1640842):
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- Solution of the equation of radiative transfer using a Newton-Krylov approach and adaptive mesh refinement (Q417829) (← links)
- Numerical performance of stability enhancing and speed increasing steps in radiative transfer solution methods (Q1019775) (← links)
- The collocation spectral method with domain decomposition for radiative heat transfer in two-dimensional enclosures (Q2079738) (← links)
- Improvements to a class of hybrid methods for radiation transport: Nyström reconstruction and defect correction methods (Q2123797) (← links)
- Deterministic radiative transfer equation solver on unstructured tetrahedral meshes: efficient assembly and preconditioning (Q2124330) (← links)
- Communication on partially heated aluminum 6063-T83 enclosure: finite element visualization (Q2164133) (← links)
- Preconditioned Krylov subspace methods for solving radiative transfer problems with scattering and reflection (Q2203854) (← links)
- A pseudospectral method for solution of the radiative transport equation (Q2214659) (← links)
- Parallel computation for Boltzmann equation simulation with Dynamic Discrete Ordinate Method (DDOM) (Q2249527) (← links)
- Accurate and efficient computation of the 3D radiative transfer equation in highly forward-peaked scattering media using a renormalization approach (Q2312130) (← links)
- An efficient and accurate short-characteristics solver for radiative transfer problems (Q2471829) (← links)
- Scalable matrix-free solver for 3D transfer of polarized radiation in stellar atmospheres (Q2687579) (← links)
- Comparing Two Opacity Models in Monte Carlo Radiative Heat Transfer: Computational Efficiency and Parallel Load Balancing (Q2921221) (← links)
- A parallel adaptive finite element method for the simulation of photon migration with the radiative‐transfer‐based model (Q3636972) (← links)
- Finite Element Based Riemann Solvers for Time-Dependent and Steady-State Radiation Transport (Q4674314) (← links)
