Integral Methods in Science and Engineering

• Mathematical Modeling of N-Body Quantum Scattering ProcessesMicrohydrodynamics of Sharp Corners and EdgesAcoustic Scattering by Irregular ObstaclesOn Generalized Inverse Steklov ProblemsA Hybrid Root FinderVolterra Type Integral Geometry ProblemsInversionof the X-Ray Transform and the Radon Transform with Incomplete DataReconstructing a Function by means of Integrals over a Family of Conical SurfacesOn the use of Wavelet Expansions and the Conjugate Gradient Method for Solving First Kind Integral EquationsOptimal Algorithms for the Calculation of Singular IntegralsAn Order One Approximate Method of Solution of Differential and Integral EquationsA Multigrid Method for Solving Reaction-Diffusion SystemsTime-Dependent Bending of Plates with Transverse Shear DeformationPolarization Gradient in Piezoelectric Micropolar ElasticityThermoelastic Stress Separation via Poisson Equation Solution by means of the Boundary Element MethodOn Neutral Functional Differential Equations with Causal OperationsA Semi-Analytic Method for the Study of Acoustic Pulse Propagation in Inhomogeneous Elastic 1-D MediaEfficient Finite Elements for the Numerical Approximation of Cylindrical ShellsError Estimates for Computing Fixed Densities of Markov Integral OperatorsA Modified Monte Carlo Approach to the Approximation of Invariant MeasuresAcceleration Waves in von Kármán Plate TheoryDynamics and Resonance of a Nonlinear Mechanical Oscillator Subjected to Parametric and External ExcitationOn the Vibration of Helical SpringsA Two-Dimensional Numerical Model of ChemotaxisAsymptotic Analysis of Fracture Theory for Layered Composites in Compression (The Plane Problem)Existence and Regularity of Weak Solutions to the Displacement Boundary Value Problem of Nonlinear ElastostaticsOn Convergence and Uniqueness of Microscale Heat Transfer EquationOn Numerical Approximations of a Frictionless Contac

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