Titlebook: Applied and Industrial Mathematics; Venice - 1, 1989 Renato Spigler Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 Markov.Operator

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Exact Controllability for Distributed Systems. Some Trends and Some ProblemsWe consider a ., i.e. a system whose . is given, as a function of . (the space variable), . (the time) and . (the .), by the solution of the Partial Differential Equation (PDE): ..

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A Class of Moving Boundary Problems Arising in Industrysible in several of the problems, the failure of the smoothing transformations suggests that such time-reversed problems may be ill-posed. Corroboration of this conjecture might be provided by a formal linear stability analysis but this requires an approach different from the usual stability analysis of moving boundaries with codimension unity.

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On the Problem of Natural Convectione classical Bènard problem, the magnetic Bènard problem and the convection in a porous medium with internal heat source and variable gravity effects in the framework of linear and non-linear stability.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-6921-7ts, two manifolds of rest points, an attracting limit cycle, or a family of periodic orbits. In each of these cases the behavior of .(., ., .) is described for small values of .. It involves flow by curvature or curve shortening in the case of two rest points, diffusion to a harmonic map in the case of a manifold of rest points, etc.

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Formal Science from Logic to Mathematics,Method (FPM) approximating the solution by finite sets of particles in a rigorously defined way. Convergence results are cited while practical aspects of the algorithm are emphasized. Ideas for the transition to the Navier Stokes domain are shortly discussed.

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Computational Methods for the Boltzmann EquationMethod (FPM) approximating the solution by finite sets of particles in a rigorously defined way. Convergence results are cited while practical aspects of the algorithm are emphasized. Ideas for the transition to the Navier Stokes domain are shortly discussed.