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Methods and Applications
of Analysis
Editors-in-Chief: Zhou-Ping Xin and Shing-Tung Yau
ISSN: 1073-2772
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Methods and Applications of Analysis (MAA) publishes high quality papers in the broad area of pure and applied analysis, ranging from applications to different branches of natural sciences and engineering. Topics include: mathematical physics, mathematical theory of continuum mechanics, differential and integral equations, dynamical systems, stochastic analysis, numerical analysis, asymptotic analysis, special functions, and algebraic analysis of differential or integral equations.

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Volume 13 (2006)

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Volume 13, Number 1 (March 2006)	[Top]
Eric Carlen, Elliott H. Lieb and Michael Loss An Inequality of Hadamard Type for Permanents View Article (PDF)	p.1-18
Claus Gerhardt The Inverse Mean Curvature Flow in Robertson-Walker Spaces and its Application View Article (PDF)	p.19-28
Bachir Ben Moussa On the Convergence of SPH Method for Scalar Conservation Laws with Boundary Conditions View Article (PDF)	p.29-62
Christian Berg and Henrik L. Pedersen The Chen-Rubin Conjecture in a Continuous Setting View Article (PDF)	p.63-88
Changxing Miao and Baoquan Yuan Well-Posedness of the Ideal MHD System in Critical Besov Spaces View Article (PDF)	p.89-106
Qionglei Chen and Zhifei Zhang Space-Time Estimates in the Besov Spaces and the Navier-Stokes Equations View Article (PDF)	p.107-122
Laurence Nedelec Perturbations of Non Self-Adjoint Sturm-Liouville Problems, with Applications to Harmonic Oscillators View Article (PDF)	p.123-148

Volume 13, Number 2 (June 2006)	[Top]
Dedication View Article (PDF)	p.i
Preface View Article (PDF)	p.iii
Ulf Andersson, Min Qiu and Ziyang Zhang Parallel Power Computation for Photonic Crystal Devices View Article (PDF)	p.149-156
J. Deng, T.Y. Hou, R. Li and X. Yu Level Set Dynamics and the Non-blowup of the 2D Quasi-geostrophic Equation View Article (PDF)	p.157-180
Weinan E and Pingwen Zhang A Molecular Kinetic Theory of Inhomogeneous Liquid Crystal Flow and the Small Deborah Number Limit View Article (PDF)	p.181-198
Kuzufumi Ito, Zhilin Li and Xiaohai Wan Pressure Jump Conditions for Stokes Equations with Discontin- uous Viscosity in 2D and 3D View Article (PDF)	p.199-214
Fengyan Li and Chi-Wang Shu A Local-structure-preserving Local Discontinuous Galerkin Method for the Laplace Equation View Article (PDF)	p.215-234

Volume 13, Number 3 (September 2006)	[Top]
Dedication View Article (PDF)	p.i
Tatsien Li (Daqian Li) Local and Global Exact Shock Reconstruction View Article (PDF)	p.235-246
Anna-Karin Tornberg and Björn Engquist Regularization for Accurate Numerical Wave Propagation in Discontinuous Media View Article (PDF)	p.247-274
Jinbiao Wu, Jinchao Xu and Henghui Zou On the Well-posedness of a Mathematical Model for Lithium-Ion Battery Systems View Article (PDF)	p.275-298
Yong-Tao Zhang, Hong-Kai Zhao and Shanqin Chen Fixed-point Iterative Sweeping Methods for Static Hamilton-Jacobi Equations View Article (PDF)	p.299-320

Volume 13, Number 4 (December 2006)	[Top]
Ammar Khodja, Farid and Marcelo M. Santos 2D Density-dependent Leray Problem with a Discontinuous Density View Article (PDF)	p.321-336
Yusuke Yamauchi Blow-up Results for a Reaction-Diffusion System View Article (PDF)	p.337-350
Johannes Gmainer and Jorg M. Thuswaldner On Disk-like Self-affine Tiles Arising from Polyominoes View Article (PDF)	p.351-372
M. Hesaaraki and A. Moradifam Oscillation Criteria for Second-order Nonlinear Self-adjoint Differential Equations View Article (PDF)	p.373-386
M. Sghaier and J. Alaya Semiclassical Forms of Class s = 2: The Symmetric Case, when Φ(0)=0 View Article (PDF)	p.387-410

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