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Difference methods for singular perturbation problems
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Chapman & Hall/CRC monographs and surveys in pure and applied mathematics ; 140
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Boca Raton, FL : Chapman & Hall/CRC, 2009
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xv, 393 p. ; 25 cm.
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9781584884590
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Difference Methods for Singular Perturbation Problems focuses on the development of robust difference schemes for wide classes of boundary value problems. It justifies the ε -uniform convergence of these schemes and surveys the latest approaches important for further progress in numerical methods.

The first part of the book explores boundary value problems for elliptic and parabolic reaction-diffusion and convection-diffusion equations in n -dimensional domains with smooth and piecewise-smooth boundaries. The authors develop a technique for constructing and justifying ε uniformly convergent difference schemes for boundary value problems with fewer restrictions on the problem data.

Containing information published mainly in the last four years, the second section focuses on problems with boundary layers and additional singularities generated by nonsmooth data, unboundedness of the domain, and the perturbation vector parameter. This part also studies both the solution and its derivatives with errors that are independent of the perturbation parameters.

Co-authored by the creator of the Shishkin mesh, this book presents a systematic, detailed development of approaches to construct ε uniformly convergent finite difference schemes for broad classes of singularly perturbed boundary value problems.


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Shishkin, Grigory I.; Shishkina, Lidia P.


Table of Contents

Prefacep. xiii
I Grid approximations of singular perturbation partial differential equationsp. 1
1 Introductionp. 3
1.1 The development of numerical methods for singularly perturbed problemsp. 3
1.2 Theoretical problems in the construction of difference schemesp. 6
1.3 The main principles in the construction of special schemesp. 8
1.4 Modern trends in the development of special difference schemesp. 10
1.5 The contents of the present bookp. 11
1.6 The present bookp. 12
1.7 The audience for this bookp. 16
2 Boundary value problems for elliptic reaction-diffusion equations in domains with smooth boundariesp. 17
2.1 Problem formulation. The aim of the researchp. 17
2.2 Estimates of solutions and derivativesp. 19
2.3 Conditions ensuring [epsilon]-uniform convergence of difference schemes for the problem on a slabp. 26
2.3.1 Sufficient conditions for [epsilon]-uniform convergence of difference schemesp. 26
2.3.2 Sufficient conditions for [epsilon]-uniform approximation of the boundary value problemp. 29
2.3.3 Necessary conditions for distribution of mesh points for [epsilon]-uniform convergence of difference schemes. Construction of condensing meshesp. 33
2.4 Monotone finite difference approximations of the boundary value problem on a slab. [epsilon]-uniformly convergent difference schemesp. 38
2.4.1 Problems on uniform meshesp. 38
2.4.2 Problems on piecewise-uniform meshesp. 44
2.4.3 Consistent grids on subdomainsp. 51
2.4.4 [epsilon]-uniformly convergent difference schemesp. 57
2.5 Boundary value problems in domains with curvilinear boundariesp. 58
2.5.1 A domain-decomposition-based difference scheme for the boundary value problem on a slabp. 58
2.5.2 A difference scheme for the boundary value problem in a domain with curvilinear boundaryp. 67
3 Boundary value problems for elliptic reaction-diffusion equations in domains with piecewise-smooth boundariesp. 75
3.1 Problem formulation. The aim of the researchp. 75
3.2 Estimates of solutions and derivativesp. 76
3.3 Sufficient conditions for [epsilon]-uniform convergence of a difference scheme for the problem on a parallelpipedp. 85
3.4 A difference scheme for the boundary value problem on a parallelepipedp. 89
3.5 Consistent grids on subdomainsp. 97
3.6 A difference scheme for the boundary value problem in a domain with piecewise-uniform boundaryp. 102
4 Generalizations for elliptic reaction-diffusion equationsp. 109
4.1 Monotonicity of continual and discrete Schwartz methodsp. 109
4.2 Approximation of the solution in a bounded subdomain for the problem on a stripp. 112
4.3 Difference schemes of improved accuracy for the problem on a slabp. 120
4.4 Domain-decomposition method for improved iterative schemesp. 125
5 Parabolic reaction-diffusion equationsp. 133
5.1 Problem formulationp. 133
5.2 Estimates of solutions and derivativesp. 134
5.3 [epsilon]-uniformly convergent difference schemesp. 145
5.3.1 Grid approximations of the boundary value problemp. 146
5.3.2 Consistent grids on a slabp. 147
5.3.3 Consistent grids on a parallelepipedp. 154
5.4 Consistent grids on subdomainsp. 158
5.4.1 The problem on a slabp. 158
5.4.2 The problem on a parallelepipedp. 161
6 Elliptic convection-diffusion equationsp. 165
6.1 Problem formulationp. 165
6.2 Estimates of solutions and derivativesp. 166
6.2.1 The problem solution on a slabp. 166
6.2.2 The problem on a parallelepipedp. 169
6.3 On construction of [epsilon]-uniformly convergent difference schemes under their monotonicity conditionp. 176
6.3.1 Analysis of necessary conditions for [epsilon]-uniform convergence of difference schemesp. 177
6.3.2 The problem on a slabp. 180
6.3.3 The problem on a parallelepipedp. 183
6.4 Monotone [epsilon]-uniformly convergent difference schemesp. 185
7 Parabolic convection-diffusion equationsp. 191
7.1 Problem formulationp. 191
7.2 Estimates of the problem solution on a slabp. 192
7.3 Estimates of the problem solution on a parallelepipedp. 199
7.4 Necessary conditions for [epsilon]-uniform convergence of difference schemesp. 206
7.5 Sufficient conditions for [epsilon]-uniform convergence of monotone difference schemesp. 210
7.6 Monotone [epsilon]-uniformly convergent difference schemesp. 213
II Advanced trends in [epsilon]-uniformly convergent difference methodsp. 219
8 Grid approximations of parabolic reaction-diffusion equations with three perturbation parametersp. 221
8.1 Introductionp. 221
8.2 Problem formulation. The aim of the researchp. 222
8.3 A priori estimatesp. 224
8.4 Grid approximations of the initial-boundary value problemp. 230
9 Application of widths for construction of difference schemes for problems with moving boundary layersp. 235
9.1 Introductionp. 235
9.2 A boundary value problem for a singularly perturbed parabolic reaction-diffusion equationp. 237
9.2.1 Problem (9.2), (9.1)p. 237
9.2.2 Some definitionsp. 238
9.2.3 The aim of the researchp. 240
9.3 A priori estimatesp. 241
9.4 Classical finite difference schemesp. 243
9.5 Construction of [epsilon]-uniform and almost [epsilon]-uniform approximations to solutions of problem (9.2), (9.1)p. 246
9.6 Difference scheme on a grid adapted in the moving boundary layerp. 251
9.7 Remarks and generalizationsp. 254
10 High-order accurate numerical methods for singularly perturbed problemsp. 259
10.1 Introductionp. 259
10.2 Boundary value problems for singularly perturbed parabolic convection-diffusion equations with sufficiently smooth datap. 261
10.2.1 Problem with sufficiently smooth datap. 261
10.2.2 A finite difference scheme on an arbitrary gridp. 262
10.2.3 Estimates of solutions on uniform gridsp. 263
10.2.4 Special [epsilon]-uniform convergent finite difference schemep. 263
10.2.5 The aim of the researchp. 264
10.3 A priori estimates for problem with sufficiently smooth datap. 265
10.4 The defect correction methodp. 266
10.5 The Richardson extrapolation schemep. 270
10.6 Asymptotic constructsp. 273
10.7 A scheme with improved convergence for finite values of [epsilon]p. 275
10.8 Schemes based on asymptotic constructsp. 277
10.9 Boundary value problem for singularly perturbed parabolic convection-diffusion equation with piecewise-smooth initial datap. 280
10.9.1 Problem (10.56) with piecewise-smooth initial datap. 280
10.9.2 The aim of the researchp. 281
10.10 A priori estimates for the boundary value problem (10.56) with piecewise-smooth initial datap. 282
10.11 Classical finite difference approximationsp. 285
10.12 Improved finite difference schemep. 287
11 A finite difference scheme on a priori adapted grids for a singularly perturbed parabolic convection-diffusion equationp. 289
11.1 Introductionp. 289
11.2 Problem formulation. The aim of the researchp. 290
11.3 Grid approximations on locally refined grids that are uniform in subdomainsp. 293
11.4 Difference scheme on a priori adapted gridp. 297
11.5 Convergence of the difference scheme on a priori adapted gridp. 303
11.6 Appendixp. 307
12 On conditioning of difference schemes and their matrices for singularly perturbed problemsp. 309
12.1 Introductionp. 309
12.2 Conditioning of matrices to difference schemes on piecewise-uniform and uniform meshes. Model problem for ODEp. 311
12.3 Conditioning of difference schemes on uniform and piecewise-uniform grids for the model problemp. 316
12.4 On conditioning of difference schemes and their matrices for a parabolic problemp. 323
13 Approximation of systems of singularly perturbed elliptic reaction-diffusion equations with two parametersp. 327
13.1 Introductionp. 327
13.2 Problem formulation. The aim of the researchp. 328
13.3 Compatibility conditions. Some a priori estimatesp. 330
13.4 Derivation of a priori estimates for the problem (13.2) under the condition (13.5)p. 333
13.5 A priori estimates for the problem (13.2) under the conditions (13.4), (13.6)p. 341
13.6 The classical finite difference schemep. 343
13.7 The special finite difference schemep. 345
13.8 Generalizationsp. 348
14 Surveyp. 349
14.1 Application of special numerical methods to mathematical modeling problemsp. 349
14.2 Numerical methods for problems with piecewise-smooth and nonsmooth boundary functionsp. 351
14.3 On the approximation of solutions and derivativesp. 352
14.4 On difference schemes on adaptive meshesp. 354
14.5 On the design of constructive difference schemes for an elliptic convection-diffusion equation in an unbounded domainp. 357
14.5.1 Problem formulation in an unbounded domain. The task of computing the solution in a bounded domainp. 357
14.5.2 Domain of essential dependence for solutions of the boundary value problemp. 359
14.5.3 Generalizationsp. 363
14.6 Compatibility-conditions for a boundary value problem on a rectangle for an elliptic convection-diffusion equation with a perturbation vector parameterp. 364
14.6.1 Problem formulationp. 365
14.6.2 Compatibility conditionsp. 366
Referencesp. 371
Indexp. 389