The time two-grid algorithm combined with difference scheme for 2D nonlocal nonlinear wave equation

Zhang, Haixiang; Jiang, Xiaoxuan; Wang, Furong; Yang, Xuehua

doi:10.1007/s12190-024-02000-y

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“…Shi and Yang presented a two-grid method for nonlinear generalized Burgers' equations [31]. Wang et al successfully applied the two-grid method in time algorithms for two-dimensional nonlinear fractional PIDEs with a weakly singular kernel [32], and Zhang et al utilized this method in time algorithms combined with difference schemes for two-dimensional nonlocal nonlinear wave equations [33]. In the context of finite volume methods, Yang and Zhang analyzed a new NFV schemepreserving DMP for two-dimensional sub-diffusion equations on distorted meshes [34].…”

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Creating Interactive Scenes in 3D Educational Games: Using Narrative and Technology to Explore History and Culture

Kaźmierczak,

Skowroński,

Kowalczyk

et al. 2024

Applied Sciences

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Three-dimensional games are an indispensable tool in education and cultural transmission, offering users immersive experiences that facilitate learning through engagement and direct experience. The aim of this study was to design and implement an advanced cutscene sequencer in Unity 3D, targeted at educational and cultural games, to assist game developers in producing cinematic interludes, which are a key narrative element in games. The project methodology encompassed a detailed process of planning, design, and implementation. This involved the comprehensive use of various tools, including Unity 3D for game development, C# for scripting, Visual Studio for integrated development, Git for version control, Blender for 3D modeling, Substance Painter for texturing, and Audacity for audio editing. These tools collectively facilitated the development of a robust cutscene sequencer system designed to create engaging and dynamic narrative scenes. The project’s results indicate that the use of an advanced sequencer can significantly impact the efficiency and creativity of the game and educational material creation process, offering developers the opportunity to explore practically unlimited viewing perspectives. This tool enables the creation of rich and diverse visual experiences, which is crucial for engaging and educating players.

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