Colleagues and Academic Friends of Jun Zhang
Robust Multilevel Preconditioning Techniques for Large
Sparse Linear Systems
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A.O.H.
Axelsson, Katholieke University of Nijmegen;
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E.F.F. Botta, University of Groningen;
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Victor Eijkhout, University
of California at Los Angeles;
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Mardochée MAGOLU monga-Made,
Université Libre de Bruxelles;
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Maya Neytcheva, Katholieke University of Nijmegen;
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Yvan Notay, Universiti Libre
de Bruxelles;
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Arnold Reusken;
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Yousef Saad, University of Minnesota;
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Auke van der Ploeg, CWI;
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Henk A. van der Vorst,
Universiteit Utrecht;
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F.W. Wubs, University of Groningen.
Schur Complement and Cyclic Reduction
Approximate Inverse Preconditioning for Large Sparse Linear Systems
Preconditioning Techniques for Navier-Stokes Problems
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Graham F. Carey,
CFD Laboratory, University of Texas at Austin;
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Incomplete.
High Order Compact Finite Difference Schemes for Convection Diffusion Equation and
the Navier-Stokes Equations
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Murli M. Gupta, The George
Washington University;
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Samir Karaa,
University Paul Sabatier, France;
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Jules Kouatchou, Morgan
State University;
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Ming-Chih
Lai, National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan;
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Ming
Li, Simon Fraser University, Canada;
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Mohamed Othman
, University Putra Malaysia, MALAYSIA;
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Bill
Spotz, National Center for Atmospheric Research.
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Incomplete.
An excellent introduction to high-order compact schemes can be found at
Bill
Spotz's home page.
Here are some solutions of square driven cavity at Re=10,000. I obtained
these solutions in 1995 using the fourth-order compact scheme and I
have no idea whether they are correct or not. If you have any comments,
please send me an e-mail message.
New square driven cavity solution at Re=10,000 with
mesh 129x129.
New square driven cavity solution at Re=10,000 with
mesh 257x257.
Multigrid Solution of Convection-Dominated Problems
Numerical Simulation of Microscale Heat Transport Equation
Personal and Academic Friends
People deserved credits and thanks
The following persons helped me greatly in my early
research career by patiently answering my questions and
providing me with information and software codes, long
before I met them in person. They are, in my opinion,
are model researchers, educators, and gentelmen.
Former Advisors, Supervisors, Mentors, and Supporters
The following persons have helped me greatly in my academic
career, either as advisors, supervisors, mentors, to point
me to the right research directions, or as supporters and
friends, to tirelessly show me the right way to be successful
in academic life. To them, I have to say: "THANK YOU".
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