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An operator-splitting finite-element approach to the 8:1 thermal-cavity problem

This article describes the methodology for, and results obtained from, our contribution to the thermal-cavity benchmark test. Our solutions were obtained on graded rectangular grids for two different time-discretization schemes by applying a finite-element procedure to the model equations, and a combination of conjugate-gradient and GMRES solvers to the resulting matrix systems. Copyright © 2002 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

Dominic Davis | Eberhard Baensch

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