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RBF-FD formulas and convergence properties

The local RBF is becoming increasingly popular as an alternative to the global version that suffers from ill-conditioning. In this paper, we study analytically the convergence behavior of the local RBF method as a function of the number of nodes employed in the scheme, the nodal distance, and the sh...

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Published in:	Journal of computational physics 2010-11, Vol.229 (22), p.8281-8295
Main Authors:	Bayona, Victor, Moscoso, Miguel, Carretero, Manuel, Kindelan, Manuel
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