Search for dissertations about: "diffusion-reaction equations"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 8 swedish dissertations containing the words diffusion-reaction equations.
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1. On boundary value problems for intracellular subdiffusion and signaling pathways, and for geometric flows
Abstract : The main part of this thesis concerns mathematical models for diffusion of proteins inside cells, including reactions between the proteins. Initially, such models are applied to describe signaling pathways in yeast cells, and the properties of the model are studied, especially in relation to models that do not include diffusion. READ MORE
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2. Convection-diffusion-reaction models of sedimentation : Numerical approximation, analysis of solutions and inverse problems
Abstract : The core of this Doctoral thesis is mainly based in the studies of one-dimensional initial-boundary value problems, which are given by a single non-linear hyperbolic partial differential equation (PDE) with non-convex flux function, or by a system of strongly degenerate parabolic PDEs, for the simulation of sedimentation processes of solid particles immersed in a fluid. Particular attention is paid to the case of settling in vessels with varying cross-sectional area. READ MORE
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3. Discretizations of nonlinear dissipative evolution equations. Order and convergence
Abstract : The theme of this thesis is to study discretizations of nonlinear dissipative evolution equations, which arise in e.g. advection-diffusion-reaction processes. READ MORE
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4. Computational modeling of complex flow : Doctoral thesis at Chalmers University of Technology
Abstract : In this thesis we consider the following aspects of computational modeling of complex flows: (i) subgrid modeling, (ii) stability, (iii) a posteriori error estimation, and (iv) computational platform. We develop a framework for adaptivity and error control for multiscale problems, in particular for turbulent flow, based on a posteriori error estimates. READ MORE
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5. Computational Modeling of Complex Flows
Abstract : In this thesis we consider the following aspects of computational modeling of complex flows: (i) subgrid modeling, (ii) stability, (iii) a posteriori error estimation, and (iv) computational platform. We develop a framework for adaptivity and error control for multiscale problems, in particular for turbulent flow, based on a posteriori error estimates. READ MORE