Direct Expansion Method of Boundary Condition for solving 3D elliptic equations with small parameters in the irregular domain

Authors:
Xionghua Wu;Guofeng Han
Affiliations:
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Venue:
Computers & Mathematics with Applications
Year:
2011

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Abstract

In this article, a new methodology, Direct Expansion Method of Boundary Condition (DEMBC), is developed to solve 3D elliptic equations in the irregular domain. First, the previous Rational Differential Quadrature Method (Rational Spectral Collocation Method in (Berrut et al. 2005) [8]), developed by Berrut et al. (2005) [8], has been generalized to solve 3D elliptic equations. Second, it is showed that Direct Expansion Method of Boundary Condition is capable of handling boundary problems with higher efficiency. Finally, with the help of conformal mapping (Tee and Trefethen, 2006) [9] and domain decomposition method, DEMBC and 3D-RDQM are able solve three kinds of 3D elliptic equations with small parameters in the irregular domain. Numerous test results justify the accuracy and efficiency of our approach.