New coercive diffuse domain methods for Dirichlet conditions derived from mixed formulations and Nitsche's approach, with coercivity proofs and numerical tests showing improved accuracy on Navier-Stokes benchmarks.
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Diffuse Domain Methods with Dirichlet Boundary Conditions
New coercive diffuse domain methods for Dirichlet conditions derived from mixed formulations and Nitsche's approach, with coercivity proofs and numerical tests showing improved accuracy on Navier-Stokes benchmarks.
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Generalized linear models with spatial dependence and a functional covariate
Develops a generalized functional linear model with spatial dependence in the response, using basis expansion and composite likelihood estimation, with asymptotic inference under repeating lattice asymptotics, illustrated on binary responses and applied to corn yield data.