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1.	Investigation On The 3D Transition Features In The Wake Of A Cylinder
2.	Spectral Methods And Spectral Element Methods For Some Evolutionary Equations
3.	Theoretical And Numerical Investigation Of Fractional Partial Differential Equations
4.	Spectral Element Method And Domain Decomposition Pseudospectral Method For Mixed Inhomogeneous Boundary Value Problems Of Partial Differential Equations On Polygons
5.	The Super-convergence Method For Eigenvalue Problem With Discontinuous Coefficients
6.	The Spectral Element Method For Elastic Wave Simulation In A Formation With A Topographic Traction Free Surface
7.	A Spectral Element Approximation To The Galbrun Equation
8.	A Finite Difference/Legendre Spectral Element Method For A Class Of Nonlinear Schr(?)dinger Equation
9.	Numerical Methods Of The Generalized Borgers-Fisher Equation
10.	Legendre Spectral Element Method For Incompressible Unsteady Viscous Free-surface Flows
11.	A Class Of Spectral Element Methods For The Steklov Eigenvalue Problem
12.	Legendre-Petrov-Galerkin Spectral Element Method For Third And Fifth-Order Differential Equations
13.	Seismic Reponse Implementation And Application Of The Time-domain Explicit Method To Simulate The Two-dimensional Complex Field
14.	Viscous / Inviscid Coupling Problem Nonconforming Spectral Element Method And The Viscous Flow Around A Cylinder / Non-viscous Numerical Analysis
15.	Incompressible Fluid Spectral Element Method To Calculate The Export Side Conditions And Comparative Study
16.	Viscous / Inviscid Coupled Equations In The Complex Area Of a Spectral Element Method
17.	Microwave Circuit Time-domain Spectroscopy Quick Analysis
18.	The Dissipative Spectral Element Methods For First-Order Hyperbolic Equations And Convection-Dominated Difusion Equations
19.	Adaptive Methods For Optimal Control Problems Governed By Diferential Equations
20.	Spectral Element Methods For Incompressible Fluid Flow And Linear Stability Analysis Of Flow
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