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Paneling and other methods for derivative estimation.

Although it is well known that the chosen methods for derivative evaluation may have a major impact on solution efficiency, a detailed assessment of these methods is rarely made by the modeler.

Since standard modeling tools and some solvers normally only support own default methods for derivative evaluation, the evaluation of further methods can be a tedious work, and thus requiring the connection of different tools.

Continuum Sensitivity Equation (CSE) methods for deriving and computing derivatives with respect to shape design variables are developed in two forms and compared in their application to fluid structure interaction (FSI) problems.

In this paper, we improve existing methods for enclosing derivatives using Higher-Order Sliding Modes (HOSM) differentiators combining filtering.

Traditional synthetic methods for quinazoline derivatives, still in general use, including Aza-synthetic method, refluxing, oxidative cyclization, are fundamental methods for the synthesis of this important heterocyclic compounds.

For instance, in Bischler cyclization [44 46], the most traditional synthetic methods for quinazoline derivatives, high temperature (above 120°C) and high pressure are needed for at least 5 h in saturated ammonia alcohol solution.

The original equation is first transformed to a fractional diffusion-wave equation, then using fourth-order Padé approximation for spatial derivatives and the center difference method for time derivative respectively, a fully discrete implicit compact scheme is obtained.

For the first time, we report here a simple method for the derivative synthesis of the title drugs, single crystal XRD and density functional theory (DFT) studies.

The numerical viscoelastic scheme, which is based on algebraic BEM equations, utilizes the Euler method for time derivative evaluation.

The value of Courant parameter changes with the method used to solve the discretised equation, especially depending on whether the finite-difference method for time derivative or the time advancement is explicit or implicit.