Embedded Ensemble Propagation for Improving Performance Portability and Scalability of Uncertainty Quantification on Emerging Computational Architectures
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Jump to search filtersHeterogeneous Domain Decomposition methods for Nonlocal problems
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A coupling strategy for Local and Nonlocal continuum models
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A coupling strategy for Local and Nonlocal continuum models
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The exit-time problem for a Markov jump process
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Optimization-based Mesh Correction
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An Optimization-Based coupling of Local and Nonlocal models
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An Optimization-Based Local to Nonlocal Coupling Method
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An Optimization-Based Local to Nonlocal Coupling Method
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Exploring Embedded Uncertainty Quantification Methods on Next-Generation Computer Architectures
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Embedded Sampling?Based Uncertainty Quantification Approaches for Emerging Computer Architectures
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Fractional diffusion on bounded domains
Fractional Calculus and Applied Analysis
The mathematically correct specification of a fractional differential equation on a bounded domain requires specification of appropriate boundary conditions, or their fractional analogue. This paper discusses the application of nonlocal diffusion theory to specify well-posed fractional diffusion equations on bounded domains.
The exit-time problem for a Markov jump process
European Physical Journal: Special Topics
The purpose of this paper is to consider the exit-time problem for a finite-range Markov jump process, i.e, the distance the particle can jump is bounded independent of its location. Such jump diffusions are expedient models for anomalous transport exhibiting super-diffusion or nonstandard normal diffusion. We refer to the associated deterministic equation as a volume-constrained nonlocal diffusion equation. The volume constraint is the nonlocal analogue of a boundary condition necessary to demonstrate that the nonlocal diffusion equation is well-posed and is consistent with the jump process. A critical aspect of the analysis is a variational formulation and a recently developed nonlocal vector calculus. This calculus allows us to pose nonlocal backward and forward Kolmogorov equations, the former equation granting the various moments of the exit-time distribution.
The exit-time problem for a Markov jump process
European Physical Journal. Special Topics
The purpose of this paper is to consider the exit-time problem for a finite-range Markov jump process, i.e, the distance the particle can jump is bounded independent of its location. Additionally, such jump diffusions are expedient models for anomalous transport exhibiting super-diffusion or nonstandard normal diffusion. We refer to the associated deterministic equation as a volume-constrained nonlocal diffusion equation. The volume constraint is the nonlocal analogue of a boundary condition necessary to demonstrate that the nonlocal diffusion equation is well-posed and is consistent with the jump process. A critical aspect of the analysis is a variational formulation and a recently developed nonlocal vector calculus. Finally, this calculus allows us to pose nonlocal backward and forward Kolmogorov equations, the former equation granting the various moments of the exit-time distribution.
Optimization?Based Coupling of Nonlocal and Local Diffusion Models
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Optimization?Based Coupling of Nonllocall and Locall diffusion models
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Formulation analysis and computation of an Optimization Based Local to Nonlocal Coupling Method
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Nonlocal non?symmetric diffusion Matthematical Analysis and Stochastic Interpretation
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Finite range jump processes and volume-constrained diffusion problems
Stochastic Processes and their Applications
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