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Volume 3
(2012)
(all papers can
be downloaded at the page numbers)
Volume 3, Number 1 (2012) ---
Contents
Preface
Special issue on brain neuro-mechanics
A. Wineman, Some
topics from continuum mechanics related to brain
neuo-mechanics............1
Y. Chen, B. Sauttun, C. Conway, S. Broglio
and M. Ostoja-Starzewski,
Brain deformation under mild impact: Magnetic
resonance imaging-based assessment
and finite element study ..........................................................................................................27
K.
Wilkie, C. Drapaca and S. Sivaloganthan,
A mathematical investigation of the role
of intracranial pressure pulsations and small
gradients in the pathogenesis of hydrocephalus
...... 36
I.
Sobey, A. Eisentrager, B. Wirth and M. Czosnyka, Simulation
of cerebral infusion
tests using a poroelastic model
.............................................................................................. 52
K.
Wilkie, C. Nagra and M. Johnston, A
mathematical analysis of physiological
and molecular mechanism that modulate pressure
gradients and facilitate ventricular
expansion in hydrocephalus ................................................................................................... 65
C.
Drapaca and J. Fritz, A
mechano-electrochemical model of brain neuro-mechanics:
application to normal pressure hydrocephalus
.........................................................................82
A.
Palocaren and C. Drapaca, Biomechanical
modeling of tumor growth:
Its relevance to glioma research .............................................................................................94
Volume 3, Number
2 (2012) ---
Contents
M. Khebchareon, Crank-Nicolson
Finite element for 2-D groundwater flow,
advection-dispersion and interphase mass
transfer: I. model development...............................................109
R. Noutcheuwa and R. G.
Owens,
A new incompressible smoothed particle
hydrodynamics-immersed boundary method
.................................................................................................126
G. Shishkin and L.
Shishkina,
Scheme of the solution decomposition method for
a singularly perturbed reaction-diffusion
equation; approximation of solutions and
derivatives............................................................................................................................ 168
H.
Liu, S. Yu, Z. Chen, B. Hsieh and L. Shao, Sparse
matrix-vector multiplication on
NVIDIA GPU..................................................................................................................... 185
Y.
Belhamadia, A. Kane and A. Fortin,
An enhanced mathematical model for phase
change problems with natural convection............................................................................... 192
Volume 3, Number
3 (2012) ---
Contents
Preface
Mathematical Modelling and Application to
Industrial Problems
A.
Chand, Coalescence
cubic spline fractal interpolation surfaces......................................... 207
A. Lacey,
Passage of high-frequency signals through power
transformers.............................224
R. Anderssen and M.
Edwards,
Mathematical modelling in the science and
technology
of plant
breeding..................................................................................................................242
K.
Prakash, B. Kumar and G. Biswas, Parallel
numerical simulation of conjugate
heat transfer in the target system of an ADS by
domain decomposition method......................259
R. Kumar and J. Kumar,
Finite volume scheme for multiple fragmentation
equations..........270
M. Sellier and S. Panda, Inverse
temperature reconstruction in thermocapillary-driven thin liquid films....................................................................................................................285
P. Chidyagwai, J. Nave,
R. Rosales and B. Seibold,
A comparative study of
the efficiency of iet schemes.................................................................................................297
E. Aulisa, S. Garcia, E.
Swim and P. Seshaiyer,
Multilevel non-conforming finite element methods
for coupled fluid-structure
interactions..................................................................... 302
S.
Shaw, M. Warby and J. Whiteman, Computational
modelling of some problems of
elasticity and viscoelasticity with applications
to thermoforming process.................................. 320
N. Marheineke, J. Liljo,
J. Mohring, J. Schnebele and R. Wegener,
Multiphysics and multimethods problem of rotational glass fiber
melt-spinning.................................................. 330
S. Memon,
Finite element method for American option
pricing: a penalty approach.... ... ....345
Volume 3, Number
4 (2012) ---
Contents
W. Yi, Statistical properties
of semiparametric estimators for copula-based
Markov chain
vectors models.....................................................................................................................371
R.
Begg, M. Kohandel and S. Sivaloganathan,
Self-sustaining sub-populations of
progenitor cells.....................................................................................................................388
A.
Fortin, J. Urquiza and R. Bois,
A mesh adaptation for 1D boundary layer
problems.............................................................................................................................. 408
Y.
Cao and K. Chung, Computation
of stationary pulse solutions of the cubic-quintic
complex Ginzburg-Landau equation by a
perturbation-incremental method............................. 429
S. Armstrong and J. Han, A
method for numerical analysis of a
Lotka-Volterra food web
model.................................................................................................................................... 443
J. Doss and A. Nandini, An
 Galerkin mixed
finite element method for the
extended
Fisher-Kolmogorov equation................................................................................................ 460
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