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Numerical Simulation - from Theory to Industry is the edited book containing 25 chapters and divided into four parts. Part 1 is devoted to the background and novel advances of numerical simulation; second part contains simulation applications in the macro- and micro-electrodynamics. Part 3 includes contributions related to fluid dynamics in the natural environment and scientific applications; the last, fourth part is dedicated to simulation in the industrial areas, such as power engineering, metallurgy and building. Recent numerical techniques, as well as software the most accurate and advanced in treating the physical phenomena, are applied in order to explain the investigated processes in terms of numbers. Since the numerical simulation plays a key role in both theoretical and industrial research, this book related to simulation of many physical processes, will be useful for the pure research scientists, applied mathematicians, industrial engineers, and post-graduate students.
Numerical analysis. --- Mathematical analysis --- Computer modelling & simulation
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Matrix Theory - Classics and Advances examines matrix theory and its application in solving a series of problems related to natural phenomena and applied science. It consists of eleven chapters divided into two sections. Section 1, "Theory and Progress", discusses the classical problems of matrix theory and its contribution to different fields of pure mathematics. Section 2, "Applications", contains the research related to the application of matrix theory in applied science.
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Matrix Theory - Classics and Advances examines matrix theory and its application in solving a series of problems related to natural phenomena and applied science. It consists of eleven chapters divided into two sections. Section 1, "Theory and Progress", discusses the classical problems of matrix theory and its contribution to different fields of pure mathematics. Section 2, "Applications", contains the research related to the application of matrix theory in applied science.
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Matrix Theory - Classics and Advances examines matrix theory and its application in solving a series of problems related to natural phenomena and applied science. It consists of eleven chapters divided into two sections. Section 1, "Theory and Progress", discusses the classical problems of matrix theory and its contribution to different fields of pure mathematics. Section 2, "Applications", contains the research related to the application of matrix theory in applied science.
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Matrix Theory - Classics and Advances examines matrix theory and its application in solving a series of problems related to natural phenomena and applied science. It consists of eleven chapters divided into two sections. Section 1, "Theory and Progress", discusses the classical problems of matrix theory and its contribution to different fields of pure mathematics. Section 2, "Applications", contains the research related to the application of matrix theory in applied science.
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Matrix Theory - Classics and Advances examines matrix theory and its application in solving a series of problems related to natural phenomena and applied science. It consists of eleven chapters divided into two sections. Section 1, "Theory and Progress", discusses the classical problems of matrix theory and its contribution to different fields of pure mathematics. Section 2, "Applications", contains the research related to the application of matrix theory in applied science.
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The book is devoted to the synthesis problems that arise in the theory and design of radiating systems (antennas). The characteristics of desired amplitude are data placed into a synthesis problem. A synthesis problem belongs to a class of inverse problems and its aim is to determine a distribution of current or fields in an antenna, which produces the amplitude radiation characteristic as close as possible to the desired one. Freedom of choice of phase distribution of the desired radiation pattern (RP) is used as an additional possibility of better approximation to such RPs. This book studies various different types of antennas and arrays as the radiation systems under consideration. A special class of problems related to acoustic and electromagnetic scattering on a set of bodies (particles) of small size is also discussed, while the constructive procedures of creating inhomogeneous materials with specific properties are proposed.
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