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TWO-STAGE GRID METHOD OF SOLUTION OF BOUNDARY PROBLEMS OF STRUCTURAL MECHANICS WITH THE USE OF DISCRETE HAAR BASIS
The distinctive paper is devoted to development of two-stage numerical method. At the first stage, the discrete problem is solved on a coarse grid, where the number of nodes in each direction is the same and is a pow-er of 2. Then the number of nodes in each direction is doubled and the resulting solution on a coarse grid using a discrete Haar basis is defined at the nodes of the fine grid as the initial approximation. At the second stage, we ob-tain a solution in the nodes of the fine grid using the most appropriate iterative method,. Test examples of the solu-tion of one-dimensional, two-dimensional and three-dimensional boundary problems are under consideration
TWO-STAGE GRID METHOD OF SOLUTION OF BOUNDARY PROBLEMS OF STRUCTURAL MECHANICS WITH THE USE OF DISCRETE HAAR BASIS
The distinctive paper is devoted to development of two-stage numerical method. At the first stage, the discrete problem is solved on a coarse grid, where the number of nodes in each direction is the same and is a pow-er of 2. Then the number of nodes in each direction is doubled and the resulting solution on a coarse grid using a discrete Haar basis is defined at the nodes of the fine grid as the initial approximation. At the second stage, we ob-tain a solution in the nodes of the fine grid using the most appropriate iterative method,. Test examples of the solu-tion of one-dimensional, two-dimensional and three-dimensional boundary problems are under consideration
TWO-STAGE GRID METHOD OF SOLUTION OF BOUNDARY PROBLEMS OF STRUCTURAL MECHANICS WITH THE USE OF DISCRETE HAAR BASIS
Marina L. Mozgaleva (author)
2017
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