In this paper we introduce a new technique to obtain the slow-motion dynamics in nonequilibrium and singularly perturbed problems characterized by multiple scales. Our method is based on a straightforward asymptotic reduction of the order of the governing differential equation and leads to amplitude equations that describe the slowly-varying envelope variation of a uniformly valid asymptotic expansion. This may constitute a simpler and in certain cases a more general approach toward the derivation of asymptotic expansions, compared to other mainstream methods such as the method of Multiple Scales or Matched Asymptotic expansions because of its relation with the Renormalization Group. We illustrate our method with a number of singularly pert...
In the classical multiple scales perturbation method for ordinary difference equations (O Delta Es) ...
The method of matched asymptotic expansions and geometric singular perturbation theory are the most ...
AbstractResults by physicists on renormalization group techniques have recently sparked interest in ...
In this paper we introduce a new technique to obtain the slow-motion dynamics in nonequilibrium and ...
Following the derivation of amplitude equations through a new two-time-scale method [O'Malley, R. E....
AbstractIn this paper, an alternate approach to the method of asymptotic expansions for the study of...
This paper describes a method for obtaining the numerical solution of certain singularly perturbed b...
This paper describes a method for obtaining the numerical solution of certain singularly perturbed b...
This paper describes a method for obtaining the numerical solution of certain singularly perturbed b...
AbstractIn this paper an alternative approach to the method of asymptotic expansions for the study o...
AbstractThe method of multiple scales is implemented in Maple V Release 2 to generate a uniform asym...
The method of multiple scales and the related method of averaging are commonly used to study slowly ...
Realistic models for physical phenomena in singular perturbation theory often involve multiscale pro...
In the classical multiple scales perturbation method for ordinary difference equations (O Delta Es) ...
For singular perturbation problems, the renormalization group (RG) method of Chen, Goldenfeld, and O...
In the classical multiple scales perturbation method for ordinary difference equations (O Delta Es) ...
The method of matched asymptotic expansions and geometric singular perturbation theory are the most ...
AbstractResults by physicists on renormalization group techniques have recently sparked interest in ...
In this paper we introduce a new technique to obtain the slow-motion dynamics in nonequilibrium and ...
Following the derivation of amplitude equations through a new two-time-scale method [O'Malley, R. E....
AbstractIn this paper, an alternate approach to the method of asymptotic expansions for the study of...
This paper describes a method for obtaining the numerical solution of certain singularly perturbed b...
This paper describes a method for obtaining the numerical solution of certain singularly perturbed b...
This paper describes a method for obtaining the numerical solution of certain singularly perturbed b...
AbstractIn this paper an alternative approach to the method of asymptotic expansions for the study o...
AbstractThe method of multiple scales is implemented in Maple V Release 2 to generate a uniform asym...
The method of multiple scales and the related method of averaging are commonly used to study slowly ...
Realistic models for physical phenomena in singular perturbation theory often involve multiscale pro...
In the classical multiple scales perturbation method for ordinary difference equations (O Delta Es) ...
For singular perturbation problems, the renormalization group (RG) method of Chen, Goldenfeld, and O...
In the classical multiple scales perturbation method for ordinary difference equations (O Delta Es) ...
The method of matched asymptotic expansions and geometric singular perturbation theory are the most ...
AbstractResults by physicists on renormalization group techniques have recently sparked interest in ...