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Numerische Mathematik, Volume 92
Volume 92, Number 1, July 2002
- Götz Alefeld, Xiaojun Chen
, Florian A. Potra:
Numerical validation of solutions of complementarity The nonlinear case. 1-16 - Raymond H. Chan, Michael K. Ng
The best circulant preconditioners for Hermitian Toeplitz systems II: The multiple-zero case. 17-40 - Robert Eymard, Thierry Gallouët, Raphaèle Herbin, Anthony Michel:
Convergence of a finite volume scheme for nonlinear degenerate parabolic equations. 41-82 - Ivan P. Gavrilyuk
ℋ-Matrix approximation for the operator exponential with applications. 83-111 - Carlos Parés
On the convergence of the Bermúdez-Moreno algorithm with constant parameters. 113-128 - Mickaël Robbé, Miloud Sadkane:
Riccati-based preconditioner for computing invariant subspaces of large matrices. 129-159 - Hongxing Rui, Masahisa Tabata:
A second order characteristic finite element scheme for convection-diffusion problems. 161-177 - Jianzhong Zhang, Naihua Xiu:
New projection-type methods for monotone LCP with finite termination. 179-195
Volume 92, Number 2, August 2002
- Leanne Allen, Thomas J. Bridges:
Numerical exterior algebra and the compound matrix method. 197-232 - Carsten Carstensen, Sören Bartels, Stefan Jansche:
A posteriori error estimates for nonconforming finite element methods. 233-256 - Jean-Charles Fiorot, Olivier Gibaru
Blowing up: application to G2-continuous 8-sided filling patch. 257-287 - Ivan G. Graham
Fully discrete spectral boundary integral methods for Helmholtz problems on smooth closed surfaces in ℝ3. 289-323 - Helmut Harbrecht, Freddy Paiva, Cristian Pérez, Reinhold Schneider:
Biorthogonal wavelet approximation for the coupling of FEM-BEM. 325-356 - Iuliu Sorin Pop
A numerical approach to degenerate parabolic equations. 357-381 - R. Wegmann:
Numerical calculation of capillary-gravity waves. 383-400
Volume 92, Number 3, September 2002
- Douglas N. Arnold
Mixed finite elements for elasticity. 401-419 - Haydar Bulgak, Gennadii Demidenko
Estimation for the region of attraction of nonlinear difference equations. 421-431 - Stefano Serra-Capizzano
Convergence analysis of two-grid methods for elliptic Toeplitz and PDEs Matrix-sequences. 433-465 - Birgit Faermann:
Localization of the Aronszajn-Slobodeckij norm and application to adaptive boundary element methods Part II. The three-dimensional case. 467-499 - Andreas Kirsch, Peter Monk:
A finite element method for approximating electromagnetic scattering from a conducting object. 501-534 - Jacques-Louis Lions, Jérôme Métral, Olivier Vacus:
Well-posed absorbing layer for hyperbolic problems. 535-562 - Yongzhong Song:
Comparison theorems for splittings of matrices. 563-591
Volume 92, Number 4, October 2002
- Yves Achdou, Caroline Japhet
A new cement to glue non-conforming grids with Robin interface conditions: The finite volume case. 593-620 - Nikolai Yu. Bakaev:
Analysis of fully discrete approximations to parabolic problems with rough or distribution-valued initial data. 621-651 - Gabriel R. Barrenechea
An unusual stabilized finite element method for a generalized Stokes problem. 653-677 - Annalisa Buffa
Boundary element methods for Maxwell's equations on non-smooth domains. 679-710 - François Dubois, Michel Salaün, Stéphanie Salmon:
Discrete harmonics for stream function-vorticity Stokes problem. 711-742 - Andreas Veeser
Convergent adaptive finite elements for the nonlinear Laplacian. 743-770 - Lie-heng Wang:
On the quadratic finite element approximation to the obstacle problem. 771-778
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