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Partial differential equations / Asymptotic analysis / Finite element method / Ordinary differential equations / Functional analysis / Homotopy analysis method / Differential equation / Perturbation theory / Nonlinear system / Wave equation
Date: 2010-10-18 13:00:48
Partial differential equations
Asymptotic analysis
Finite element method
Ordinary differential equations
Functional analysis
Homotopy analysis method
Differential equation
Perturbation theory
Nonlinear system
Wave equation

Numer Algor DOIs11075z ORIGINAL PAPER An analytical approach for solving nonlinear boundary value problems in finite domains

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