A Comprehensive Review on Several Techniques for Solving 2D and 3D Partial Differential Equations

Abstract

Many Physical phenomenon in Sciences and engineering are modeled in the form of Partial differential equations. Partial differential equations arise in formulation of many mathematical problems may be of one dimensional, two dimensional, three dimensional etc. In this paper, various types of Partial differential equations and methods available in literature for solving two dimensional and three dimensional Partial differential equations are discussed.

A Review of Thin Films Used in Smart Contact Lenses

“…[8a,9] However, some issues are associated with the use of smart contact lenses including low-temperature burn or dehydration due to the exposure to electromagnetic (EM) waves, as well as the dry-eye syndrome. [10] Some common terms usually encountered in the discussion of studies and applications of SCLs include 1) iris and sclera of the eye: the colored and whitish parts of the eye, [11] respectively (see Figure 1A), which work together to produce images from entering light. It is desired for contact lenses to be placed on these parts of the eye in a way that light transmittance is not compromised significantly; 2) biomarkers: they could be physical like IOP or chemical like components of the tear fluids such as glucose and lactase [12] that can be indicative of health conditions in the body.…”