Geodesic

Volume 9 (1997) no. 2

Sommaire

Introduction
Mathematical modelling of the transport processes in the incompressible medium with predominating convection
p. 4-12
Non-regular adaptive grids for mathematical physics problems
p. 13-20
Numerical research of two-dimensional pattern formation in model of excitable active medium
p. 21-24
One method of solution of convection-diffusion equation with dominant convection terms
p. 25-30
The multy-level program representation and its use in automatic parallelizing
p. 31-33
Mathematical modelling of the vertex functions in quantum field theories with computer algebra systems
p. 34-36
Methods of acceleration $\alpha$-$\beta$ process solution of linear system of equations
p. 37-42
Generation and adaption of finite element mesh for elliptic problem of order two solution
p. 43-45
Estuarine and coastal modelling
p. 46-52
Heat transport with heat flux relaxation and sources (sinks) of energy
p. 53-56
Some problems of a~regularization for overdetermined boundary value problems of economics dynamics
p. 57-65
The equilibrium and stability of micrononhomogeneous elastic bodies that undergo phase transformations
p. 66-69
Constructive analysis of dynamics models in presence of impulse disturbances
p. 70-73
Combined evolutionary and gradient search in a~training of neural networks
p. 74-76
Multigrid method for solving steady convection-diffusion equation
p. 77-80
On the equations for convection in isothermally incompressible fluid
p. 81-84
Application of simulation of genetic evolution for training of artificial neural networks
p. 85-87
Algorithm of generation of two-dimensional optimal adaptive grids
p. 88-90
Parallel simd-implementation of explicit iterative methods for nCUBE2: model problem
p. 91-94
Monotone difference schemes of high order on nonuniform grids
p. 95-96
Implementation of a~metropolis algorithm on a~parallel computation system
p. 97-101
Mathematical simulation of shock wave instability in channels
p. 102-105
Solution of the model problems by high order approximation methods
p. 106-110
Comparison of direct and parallel algorithms on spreading of shock wave model problem
p. 111-112
Mathematical simulation of turbulent flows
p. 113-116
The finite element analysis of powder materials compression
p. 117-121