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The following pages link to Subcell balance methods for radiative transfer on arbitrary grids (Q4398394):
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- A hybrid transport-diffusion method for 2D transport problems with diffusive subdomains (Q349184) (← links)
- A subzone reconstruction algorithm for efficient staggered compatible remapping (Q727747) (← links)
- Asymptotic diffusion limit of cell temperature discretisation schemes for thermal radiation transport (Q729132) (← links)
- A deterministic photon free method to solve radiation transfer equations (Q870600) (← links)
- Discontinuous Galerkin finite element method applied to the 1D spherical neutron transport equation (Q876423) (← links)
- Asymptotic analysis of a computational method for time- and frequency-dependent radiative transfer (Q1275179) (← links)
- Space-time reduced order model for large-scale linear dynamical systems with application to Boltzmann transport problems (Q2123894) (← links)
- Nonlinear iterative projection methods with multigrid in photon frequency for thermal radiative transfer (Q2132660) (← links)
- An optimized sweeping solution method for the three-dimensional sn equations of neutron transport on hexahedral meshes (Q2133735) (← links)
- An asymptotic preserving method for the linear transport equation on general meshes (Q2134721) (← links)
- A multigroup moment-accelerated deterministic particle solver for 1-D time-dependent thermal radiative transfer problems (Q2220622) (← links)
- A hybrid transport-diffusion Monte Carlo method for frequency-dependent radiative-transfer simulations (Q2446920) (← links)
- The incorporation of the semi-implicit linear equations into Newton's method to solve radiation transfer equations (Q2456724) (← links)
- Radiative Heat Transfer and Applications for Glass Production Processes (Q2999889) (← links)
- Diffusion Limit of the Lorentz Model: Asymptotic Preserving Schemes (Q4423055) (← links)
- Improved Mixed and Hybrid Discretization of the Transport Equation in Slab Geometry (Q5299739) (← links)
- A maximum principle preserving implicit Monte Carlo method for frequency-dependent radiative transfer equations (Q6087970) (← links)
