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Towards a Realization of a Wavelet Galerkin Method on Non-Trivial Domains

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In this paper we describe a realization of a Wavelet–Galerkin method for numerically solving second order elliptic PDEs on general domains using the Wavelet Element Method (WEM) [4, 5]. Suitable C++ data structures allowing an efficient implementation of this method are described and numerical results also indicating the flexibility of our realization are presented.

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Berrone, S., Emmel, L. Towards a Realization of a Wavelet Galerkin Method on Non-Trivial Domains. Journal of Scientific Computing 17, 307–317 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1015278419974

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