Multigrid Methods for Structured Grids and their Application in Particle Simulation
by Matthias Bolten
Publisher: John von Neumann Institute for Computing 2008
ISBN-13: 9783981084375
Number of pages: 153
Description:
This work is focused on the application of multigrid methods to particle simulation methods. Particle simulation is important for a broad range of scientific fields, like biophysics, astrophysics or plasma physics, to name a few. In these fields computer experiments play an important role, either supporting real experiments or replacing them.
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