2015
DOI: 10.1063/1.4930628
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Numerical solution for Laplace equation with mixed boundary condition for ship problem in the sea

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“…The third boundary value problem of Laplace's equation is studied by using functional variations, and it is proved to be equivalent to an extreme value problem of functional variations in literature [2]; the third boundary value problem of Laplace equation is studied with an example of ship motion at sea, and its numerical solution is given in literature [3]; a Monte Carlo method for solving the third boundary value problem of Laplace's equation is proposed in literature [4]; the algorithm provides a possibility to construct unbiased estimators of solutions. However, the research on the analytical solution of the third boundary value problem of Laplace's equation has not been mentioned in the relevant literature.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The third boundary value problem of Laplace's equation is studied by using functional variations, and it is proved to be equivalent to an extreme value problem of functional variations in literature [2]; the third boundary value problem of Laplace equation is studied with an example of ship motion at sea, and its numerical solution is given in literature [3]; a Monte Carlo method for solving the third boundary value problem of Laplace's equation is proposed in literature [4]; the algorithm provides a possibility to construct unbiased estimators of solutions. However, the research on the analytical solution of the third boundary value problem of Laplace's equation has not been mentioned in the relevant literature.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%