1993
DOI: 10.1007/bf01058643
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Boundary-value problems for the heat conduction equation with a fractional derivative in the boundary conditions. Difference methods for numerical realization of these problems

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“…In [17], the well-posedness of the statements of similar nonlinear initial boundary-value problems was proved, one-parameter families of difference schemes were constructed, and it was shown that these schemes are stable and converge in the uniform metric.…”
Section: U+(l+ot) =_ 1 I Km+lu+x(l+o'z) Dz"mentioning
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“…In [17], the well-posedness of the statements of similar nonlinear initial boundary-value problems was proved, one-parameter families of difference schemes were constructed, and it was shown that these schemes are stable and converge in the uniform metric.…”
Section: U+(l+ot) =_ 1 I Km+lu+x(l+o'z) Dz"mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The realization of these conditions leads to the ordered stratification of the domain f2(t) by the level surfaces u (x, t)= const. We represent such level surfaces in the form [I2, t5] z = z(x,y,u,t), (17) where x, y, and z are the Cartesian coordinates.…”
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“…Equations with fractional derivatives appear in studying processes of filtering of liquids or gases in porous media and transport of salts and water in soil [1], in modeling physical phenomena such as diffusion in fractal media [6], and in estimating heat processes on the basis of a thermophysical one-dimensional model of a two-layer cover-base system, with the help of a nonstationary heat flow [5].…”
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