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The following pages link to Sharp-Interface Model for Simulating Solid-State Dewetting in Three Dimensions (Q3298136):
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- An energy stable finite difference method for anisotropic surface diffusion on closed curves (Q2077039) (← links)
- A perimeter-decreasing and area-conserving algorithm for surface diffusion flow of curves (Q2132611) (← links)
- An energy-stable parametric finite element method for anisotropic surface diffusion (Q2133543) (← links)
- Volume-preserving parametric finite element methods for axisymmetric geometric evolution equations (Q2137983) (← links)
- A diffuse-interface approach for solid-state dewetting with anisotropic surface energies (Q2688952) (← links)
- A $\theta$-$L$ Approach for Solving Solid-State Dewetting Problems (Q5079552) (← links)
- An Efficient and Unconditionally Energy Stable Scheme for Simulating Solid-State Dewetting of Thin Films with Isotropic Surface Energy<sup>†</sup> (Q5161706) (← links)
- A Structure-Preserving Parametric Finite Element Method for Surface Diffusion (Q5164015) (← links)
- A Parametric Finite Element Method for Solid-State Dewetting Problems in Three Dimensions (Q5216794) (← links)
- Convex Splitting Method for Strongly Anisotropic Solid-State Dewetting Problems in Two Dimensions (Q5866604) (← links)
- A Symmetrized Parametric Finite Element Method for Anisotropic Surface Diffusion of Closed Curves (Q5889022) (← links)
- A multiphase Cahn–Hilliard system with mobilities and the numerical simulation of dewetting (Q6048486) (← links)
- A symmetrized parametric finite element method for simulating solid-state dewetting problems (Q6072795) (← links)
- A structure‐preserving finite element approximation of surface diffusion for curve networks and surface clusters (Q6090444) (← links)
- Parametric finite element approximations for anisotropic surface diffusion with axisymmetric geometry (Q6119266) (← links)
- A regularized model for wetting/dewetting problems: positivity and asymptotic analysis (Q6123646) (← links)
- A computationally optimal relaxed scalar auxiliary variable approach for solving gradient flow systems (Q6149061) (← links)
- Linear multi-step methods and their numerical stability for solving gradient flow equations (Q6174722) (← links)
- A \(\theta\)-\(L\) approach for the simulation of solid-state dewetting problems with strongly anisotropic surface energies (Q6571379) (← links)
