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Simulation 66 Stability 43 Neural networks 34 Finite element method 29 Solitons 26 Monte Carlo 23 Inverse problem 22 Optimization 22 Computer algebra 21 Monte Carlo method 21 Solitary waves 20 Chaos 19 Modelling 19 Monte Carlo simulation 19 Synchronization 18 Computer simulation 15 Domain decomposition 15 Finite volume method 15 Bifurcation 14 Convergence 14 Lattice Boltzmann method 14 Monte Carlo methods 14 Partial differential equations 14 Soliton 14 Finite elements 13 Fuzzy logic 13 GARCH 13 Numerical integration 13 Numerical simulation 13 Adaptive control 12 Bootstrap 12 Cointegration 12 Modeling 12 Optimal control 12 Sensitivity analysis 12 Genetic algorithm 11 Genetic algorithms 11 Neural network 11 Nonlinear systems 11 Parameter estimation 11
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McAleer, Michael 54 Kevrekidis, P.G. 17 Oxley, Les 17 Vichnevetsky, R. 16 Mesnard, Guy 15 Tzafestas, S.G. 15 Evans, D.J. 14 Jakeman, A.J. 14 Korn, Granino A. 14 Roanes-Lozano, Eugenio 14 Chang, Chia-Lin 12 Pasadas, M. 12 Taha, Thiab R. 12 Ames, W.F. 11 Brezinski, C. 11 Laita, Luis M. 10 McKenzie, C.R. 10 Ohkita, Masaaki 10 Van Remoortere, P. 10 Al-Haddad, Kamal 8 Chan, Felix 8 Christov, C.I. 8 Hadjidimos, A. 8 Lim, Christine 8 Malomed, B.A. 8 Nedjalkov, M. 8 Sbibih, D. 8 Walter, Eric 8 Adomian, G. 7 Chan, W.S. 7 Egidi, N. 7 Frantzeskakis, D.J. 7 Hernando, Antonio 7 Kosina, H. 7 Ludu, A. 7 Maponi, P. 7 Steinberg, Stanly 7 Aiyoshi, Eitaro 6 Borne, Pierre 6 Carver, M.B. 6
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A cumulative probability distribution analyser
King, R.E.; Brown, W.A. - In: Mathematics and Computers in Simulation (MATCOM) 5 (1963) 4, pp. 200-203
A simple analyser capable of portraying the cumulative probability distribution of random and deterministic signals is described. The instrument uses standard analogue computing elements and examples are shown of its application to a variety of signals.
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Turbulent diffusion in the lower atmosphere : A hybrid simulation study
Shih, Chau; Karplus, W.J. - In: Mathematics and Computers in Simulation (MATCOM) 12 (1970) 3, pp. 130-137
The turbulent diffusion equation is solved by means of a hybrid simulation approach. The wind velocity profile and eddy diffusivities which appear in the general diffusion equation are assumed to be function of height only. The simulation technique to solve the general diffusion equation is...
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Pacit, a small-budget expandible precision analog computer
Green, Francis P. - In: Mathematics and Computers in Simulation (MATCOM) 3 (1961) 1, pp. 6-10
With the initiation of nuclear reactor design and construction in Finland, a general purpose precision electronic analog computer becomes a valuable development and training tool. The design and construction of the nucleus of an analog facility on a small equipment budget is described. The...
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An iterative method for solving an exact initial value problem of the second order by a hybrid computer
Hasse, T. - In: Mathematics and Computers in Simulation (MATCOM) 20 (1978) 4, pp. 301-307
Many problems of engineering are described only by great non-linear systems of differential equations. Their equations often have a similar structure. Usually such problems cannot be solved by an analogue computer because the capacity of such a computer is too limited. In this paper an iterative...
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