... sophisticated numerical methodsfor dispersive equationsFor some nonlinear dispersive equations, the computation concern involves several challenges For example, long-time simulations call for much efficient ... compare various numerical methodsforsolving the nonlinear Klein–Gordon (KG) equation The nonlinear KG equation might be viewed as the most simplest form of wave equations; however, here it is ... Numerical studies for ground states 30 along x-axis for 3D BSFC, BESP and BEFP methods in a cube [−4, 4]3 with uniform mesh size h = 1/16 in each axis, and for BEFP in different cubes with uniform mesh...
... consider system of equations and apply PDS algorithm to solvingnonlinearEquations System NonlinearEquations System 4.1 The model of nonlinearequations system A general nonlinearequations system ... n) where fj (1≤j≤m) are nonlinear functions 4.2 Popular approaches forsolvingnonlinearEquations System There are several standard known techniques to solve nonlinearequations system Some popular ... PDS algorithm of this paper forsolving engineering optimization problems REFERENCES 16 Broyden C G (1965), “A class of methodsforsolvingnonlinear simultaneous equations , Math Comput., vol...
... Problems forEquations of Second Order Cauchy problem for semilinear hyperbolic equations Two-point inverse problems forequations of hyperbolic type Two-point inverse problems forequations ... Problems forEquations of Hyperbolic Type Inverse problems for x-hyperbolic systems Inverse problems for t-hyperbolic systems Inverse problems for hyperbolic equations of the second order Problems for ... inverse problems for mathematical physics equations, in particular, for parabolic equations, second order elliptic and hyperbolic equations, the systems of Navier-Stokes and Maxwell equations, symmetric...
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... Preliminaries Forsolving the equilibrium problem for a bifunction F : C × C → R, let us assume that F satisfies the following conditions: A1 F x, x for all x ∈ C; A2 F is monotone, that is, F x, y A3 for ... for all x ∈ C, for a constant κ > 1; then, T is relaxed μ, ν -cocoercive and Lipschitz continuous Especially, T is ν-strong monotone Proof Since T x κx, for all x ∈ C, we have T : C → C Forfor ... method forsolving the variational inequality 1.2 For a given u0 ∈ C, wn un PC un − λAun , PC wn − λAwn , n 0, 1, 2, , 1.7 which is also known as the modified double-projection method For the...
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... algorithms, physics, variational inequalities, ordinary differential equations, integral equations, matrix equations and so on (see, for example, [1–6]) The Banach contraction principle [7] is a fundamental ... uniqueness of solutions to some classes of nonlinearintegralequations 1 Introduction Fixed point theory is considered as one of the most important tools of nonlinear analysis that widely applied ... (gx,gy) aλ (t) dt ≤ aλ (t) dt − bλ (t) dt 0 for all λ ∈ A, for all x, y ∈ X for which gx exists x0 such that gx0 dλ (gx,gy) gy, where aλ , bλ ∈ Γ for all λ ∈ A If there f x0 , then f and g have...
... one of these methods yields the existence, whereas the other one does not Bicharacteristics First, for a given function z ∈ C([−τ ,a], R+ ), consider the bicharacteristic equationsfor problem ... methodsfor some problems of mathematical biology,” in Differential & Difference Equations and Applications, pp 661–666, Hindawi, New York, NY, USA, 2006 [15] J K Hale, Functional Differential Equations, ... Kamont and H Leszczynski, “Uniqueness result for the generalized entropy solutions to the Cauchy problem for first-order partial differential-functional equations, ” Zeitschrift f¨ r Analysis u und...
... for almost all x ∈ RN Therefore 1 f x,un u2 − F x,un −→ f x,u0 u2 − F x,u0 n 2 f x,un (x) un (x)2 − F x,un (x) ≤ c0 h(x)τ+2 2 for a.e x ∈ RN , (4.21) for a.e x ∈ RN 122 Nonlinear elliptic equations ... f (x,t)/t τ ) = uniformly in x ∈ RN , for some constant τ > 0, is stronger than having limt→0+ f (x,t) = uniformly in x ∈ RN For instance, the function f (t) = −1/ ln(t) for t > near verifies ... verifiable conditions for the nonlinear term f when λ > is sufficiently small Then we investigate a related nonlinear eigenvalue problem obtaining an existence result which contains information about...
... thesis consist two parts: methodsforsolving EISPPLS and methodsforsolving EISP-ES, both of which are on the basis of the concept of subspace The subspace-based methodsforsolving EISP-PLS are ... investigate MUSIC methodsforsolving electromagnetic inverse scattering problems for point-like scatterers, so as to obtain a better resolution; Second, to investigate methodsforsolving electromagnetic ... 5] Methodsforsolving EISP-PLS and EISP-ES are quite different, since one needs to deal with the stability problem when solving the latter one Because EISP-PLS are properly posed, methodsfor solving...
... 2.1 Approaches forSolving the TSP ……………………………… … …12 2.1.1 Exact Methodsfor the TSP …………………………….………13 2.1.2 Heuristic Methodsfor the TSP………….………….… ….… 16 2.2 Approaches forSolving the VRP……………………….…….….……… ... Approaches forSolving the VRP 2.2.1 Exact Methodsfor the VRP Exact algorithms forsolving the VRP proposed in the literature, such as set covering based algorithms, branch and bound methods and ... problem, it is assumed that the delivery is performed before the pickup for each customer location, and therefore, the current load of the vehicle before arriving at a given location can be calculated...
... problem, the strategy is to combine a method forsolving equilibrium problems with a method forsolving fixed point problems Most of the methodsforsolving equilibrium problems in the literature ... (x)] f (x, y) = i=1 2.5.2 Solution methodsforsolving equilibrium problems For our purpose in the next chapters, we recall some well-known solution methodsfor equilibrium problems in this subsection ... quasi-nonexpansive mapping over C for every w ∈ [0, − β] Furthermore Sw x − x∗ ≤ x − x∗ − w(1 − β − w) Sx − x for all (x, x∗ ) ∈ H × F ix(S) Many methods used in the literature forsolving the fixed point...
... mechanics,” International Journal of Nonlinear Sciences and Numerical Simulation, vol 8, no 4, pp 513–518, 2007 A M Wazwaz and S A Khuri, “Two methodsforsolvingintegral equations, ” Applied Mathematics ... |λ|/ shows that 1.1 holds for the nonlinear mapping T All of conditions of Theorem 1.1 hold for the nonlinear mapping T and hence it is T -stable Example 2.3 Consider the integral equation u x sin ... fixed point Also, putting L and α |λ|/3 shows that 1.1 holds for the nonlinear mapping T All of the conditions of Theorem 1.1 hold for the nonlinear mapping T and hence it is T -stable 6 Fixed Point...
... is assumed to be sufficiently smooth We propose two parallel methodsforsolving the IBVP (5)-(7) where the parallelism will be performed across both the problem and the method According to Proposition ... complete and put ξ1 := Fully parallel methodsfor linear PDAEs In this section we study the numerical solution of the following initial boundary value problems (IBVPs) for linear PDAEs: Aut + B∆u = f ... fractional step (PFS) method, proposed in [3] and developed in [4], will be exploited forsolving the IBVP (9)-(11) For this purpose, we first discretize in the spatial variable x = (x1, , xd) by choosing...
... time dependent approach to solving the Maxwell equations This approach has the advantage that for explicit schemes no matrix inversion is necessary or for compact implicit methods only low dimension ... iterative methods However, domains that span more than free space wavelengths present very difficult computer problems for the method of moments So, for example, modeling a military aircraft for RCS ... moments algorithm However these methods are difficult to use with non-homogeneous media As a consequence no single approach to solving the Maxwell equations is efficient for the entire range of practical...
... means that they can be put in the form t U + x (F (U )) = 0, (1.8) for some nonlinearity F that takes values in Rp In other words, it means that A takes the form of a jacobian matrix, A(U ) = ... over the cells, Uin xi U (tn , x) dx (2.4) Ci A nite volume conservative scheme forsolving (1.8) is a formula of the form Uin+1 Uin + t (Fi+1/2 Fi1/2 ) = 0, xi (2.5) telling how to compute the ... p()/c2 g , (2.125) thus writing that g = 1/g + p(g )/c for some g I (g may be not unique), we have that () for g , and () for g Therefore, the supremum in (2.121) is attained at = g ,...