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The following pages link to High-order implicit finite difference schemes for the two-dimensional Poisson equation (Q1738117):
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- A new method to deduce high-order compact difference schemes for two-dimensional Poisson equation (Q1644024) (← links)
- Fourth-order compact finite difference method for solving two-dimensional convection-diffusion equation (Q1712437) (← links)
- Sixth-order compact finite difference scheme with discrete sine transform for solving Poisson equations with Dirichlet boundary conditions (Q2043836) (← links)
- A sixth-order quasi-compact difference scheme for multidimensional Poisson equations without derivatives of source term (Q2103409) (← links)
- High-order blended compact difference schemes for the 3D elliptic partial differential equation with mixed derivatives and variable coefficients (Q2125762) (← links)
- A fourth-order compact implicit immersed interface method for 2D Poisson interface problems (Q2159881) (← links)
- A new eighth-order implicit finite difference method to solve the three-dimensional Helmholtz equation (Q2194833) (← links)
- An efficient, high-order method for solving Poisson equation for immersed boundaries: combination of compact difference and multiscale multigrid methods (Q2312153) (← links)
- Accurate numerical method to solve flux distribution of Poisson's equation (Q2666244) (← links)
- Extension of an exponential discretization scheme to multidimensional convection-diffusion problems (Q2698708) (← links)
- CAS Application to the Construction of High-Order Difference Schemes for Solving Poisson Equation (Q2879317) (← links)
- Integral transform approach to mimetic discrete calculus (Q5048549) (← links)
- Structural schemes for one dimension stationary equations (Q6096307) (← links)
- A compact sixth-order implicit immersed interface method to solve 2D Poisson equations with discontinuities (Q6104736) (← links)
- High-order compact finite difference methods for solving the high-dimensional Helmholtz equations (Q6109548) (← links)
