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Matem. Mod., 2015 Volume 27, Number 11, Pages 47–55 (Mi mm3667)

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Numerical simulations of boundary layer problems

A. A. Belovab, N. N. Kalitkinb

a Lomonosov Moscow State University, Faculty of Physics, Moscow
b Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics of RAS, Moscow

Abstract: At the interface between two media there often appear boundary layers. Singularly perturbed Helmholz equation is typical example. Up-to-date finite difference methods are shown to be capable of effective solving of such problems. Convergence verification procedure is proposed that does not require a priori estimations construction. A superfast algorithm that provides a posteriori asymptotically precise error estimation is described and semi-uniform rectangular grid that resolves all parts of solution is proposed. The algorithm proposed makes it possible to achieve good precisions on moderate grids with number of points $N\sim 200$ in each direction. This algorithm is realized as a program in Matlab environment.

Keywords: singularly perturbed problems, Helmholz equation, error estimation, Richardson method.

Received: 05.11.2014


 English version:
Mathematical Models and Computer Simulations, 2016, 8:4, 341–347

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