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The following pages link to Extending the fast multipole method to charges inside or outside a dielectric sphere (Q882100):
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- Accuracy and efficiency in computing electrostatic potential for an ion channel model in layered dielectric/electrolyte media (Q348726) (← links)
- Comparison of efficient techniques for the simulation of dielectric objects in electrolytes (Q349847) (← links)
- Image approximations to electrostatic potentials in layered electrolytes/dielectrics and an ion-channel model (Q357809) (← links)
- A sixth-order image approximation to the ionic solvent induced reaction field (Q618518) (← links)
- A comparable study of image approximations to the reaction field (Q710130) (← links)
- New versions of image approximations to the ionic solvent induced reaction field (Q710313) (← links)
- A heterogeneous FMM for layered media Helmholtz equation. I: Two layers in \(\mathbb{R}^2\) (Q725487) (← links)
- Image charge approximations of reaction fields in solvents with arbitrary ionic strength (Q1009961) (← links)
- Accurate and efficient calculation of singular electrostatic potentials in charge-dielectric sphere systems (Q2315374) (← links)
- Extending the fast multipole method for charges inside a dielectric sphere in an ionic solvent: high-order image approximations for reaction fields (Q2464988) (← links)
- Fast evaluation of electro-static interactions in multi-phase dielectric media (Q2572800) (← links)
- A hybrid method for systems of closely spaced dielectric spheres and ions (Q2805008) (← links)
- Green’s Function Problem of Laplace Equation with Spherical and Prolate Spheroidal Boundaries by Using the Null-Field Boundary Integral Equation (Q2972142) (← links)
- A Fast Method for Evaluating Green's Function in Irregular Domains with Application to Charge Interaction in a Nanopore (Q5160511) (← links)
- Harmonic Surface Mapping Algorithm for Electrostatic Potentials in an Atomistic/Continuum Hybrid Model for Electrolyte Solutions (Q5163195) (← links)
- A High-Accurate Fast Poisson Solver Based on Harmonic Surface Mapping Algorithm (Q5163922) (← links)
