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Problems of Transmission with Inhomogeneous Principal Conjugation Conditions and High-Accuracy Numerical Algorithms for Their Discretization

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We construct new problems of transmission and high-accuracy computational algorithms for their discretization.

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Serhienko, I.V., Deineka, V.S. Problems of Transmission with Inhomogeneous Principal Conjugation Conditions and High-Accuracy Numerical Algorithms for Their Discretization. Ukrainian Mathematical Journal 54, 316–339 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1020198831966

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