Abstract Time dependence in parabolic boundary integral operators appears in form of an integral over the previous time evolution of the problem. The kernels are sin-gular only at the current time and get increasingly smooth for contributions that are further back in time. The thermal layer potentials can be regarded as generalized Abel operators where the kernel is a parameter dependent surface integral operator. This special form implies that discretization methods and fast evaluation methods must be signicantly changed from the familiar elliptic case. After a brief review of recent developments in the area we discuss the different options to discretize Abel integral operators in time. These methods are combined with standard surface quad...
We present a unified boundary integral approach for the stable numerical solution of the ill-posed C...
fundamental solutions, boundary-integral-equation methods In this paper, a high-order interpolation ...
In this paper, we introduce a fully spectral solution for the partial differential equation ut + uux...
A Nyström method for the discretization of thermal layer potentials is proposed and analyzed. The m...
In time-dependent boundary integral equations, a boundary element me\-thod in space can be coupled w...
The goal of this work is to develop a fast method for solving Galerkin discretizations of boundary i...
Abstract. We treat the time discretization of an initial-value problem for a homogeneous abstract pa...
We treat the time discretization of an initial-value problem for a homogeneous abstract parabolic eq...
[[abstract]]A new numerical formulation is proposed in this investigation for the solution of parabo...
Boundary integral formulations of the heat equation involve time con-volutions in addition to surfac...
Summary. This article reviews several fast algorithms for boundary integral equations. After a brief...
Abstract. We consider the discretization in time of a parabolic equation, using a representation of ...
Introduction The present article is about time discretization methods for linear time-invariant non...
We introduce a new "convolution spline'' temporal approximation of time domain boundary integral equ...
AbstractWe present an efficient integral equation approach to solve the forced heat equation, ut(x)−...
We present a unified boundary integral approach for the stable numerical solution of the ill-posed C...
fundamental solutions, boundary-integral-equation methods In this paper, a high-order interpolation ...
In this paper, we introduce a fully spectral solution for the partial differential equation ut + uux...
A Nyström method for the discretization of thermal layer potentials is proposed and analyzed. The m...
In time-dependent boundary integral equations, a boundary element me\-thod in space can be coupled w...
The goal of this work is to develop a fast method for solving Galerkin discretizations of boundary i...
Abstract. We treat the time discretization of an initial-value problem for a homogeneous abstract pa...
We treat the time discretization of an initial-value problem for a homogeneous abstract parabolic eq...
[[abstract]]A new numerical formulation is proposed in this investigation for the solution of parabo...
Boundary integral formulations of the heat equation involve time con-volutions in addition to surfac...
Summary. This article reviews several fast algorithms for boundary integral equations. After a brief...
Abstract. We consider the discretization in time of a parabolic equation, using a representation of ...
Introduction The present article is about time discretization methods for linear time-invariant non...
We introduce a new "convolution spline'' temporal approximation of time domain boundary integral equ...
AbstractWe present an efficient integral equation approach to solve the forced heat equation, ut(x)−...
We present a unified boundary integral approach for the stable numerical solution of the ill-posed C...
fundamental solutions, boundary-integral-equation methods In this paper, a high-order interpolation ...
In this paper, we introduce a fully spectral solution for the partial differential equation ut + uux...