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Matematicheskoe modelirovanie, 1990, Volume 2, Number 6, Pages 97–101 (Mi mm2401)  

Computational methods and algorithms

Moving of surfaces method which preserves spherical parts

A. S. Shvedov

Keldysh Applied Mathematics Institute, Academy of Sciences of the USSR
Abstract: It is necessary to find the location of boundaries for every time when one is computing a nonsteady problem of mathematical physics with moving boundaries. The boundaries are surfaces if solution depends on three space variables. Assume that a plot of one boundary is a part of sphere and all points of this plot move with identical velocities when $t=0$. Then during some time the plot will be a part of sphere. In this paper an algorithm is suggested of moving surfaces preserving spherical plots under indicated conditions.
Received: 31.12.1989
Bibliographic databases:
UDC: 519.95
Language: Russian
Citation: A. S. Shvedov, “Moving of surfaces method which preserves spherical parts”, Matem. Mod., 2:6 (1990), 97–101
Citation in format AMSBIB
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\by A.~S.~Shvedov
\paper Moving of surfaces method which preserves spherical parts
\jour Matem. Mod.
\yr 1990
\vol 2
\issue 6
\pages 97--101
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\zmath{https://zbmath.org/?q=an:0974.76575}
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