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For example, in electrostatics and magnetostatics the model problem which describes the heat transfer through an infinitely conductive layer is a transmission problem (see [7] and references therein).

For the problem with a small parameter ε > 0, it is called the semi-classical problem, which describes the transition between of quantum mechanics and classical mechanics with the parameter ε goes to zero.

The system (1.1) and (1.2) is called the Basset problem, which describes a classical problem in fluid dynamics with the unsteady motion of a particle accelerates in a viscous fluid due to the force of gravity [6].

This code is validated in two dimensions against a state-of-the-art time-stepping hybrid code on a numerically challenging problem which describes the interaction between the magnetized plasma flow and a magnetic dipole obstacle.

This paper models concrete's resistance to cyclic freeze/thaw using the solution of the poromechanical problem, which describes the freezing of an individual air void surrounded by hydrated cement paste.

We present an asymptotic solution of a moving-boundary problem which describes the nonlinear oscillations of semi-infinite cables resting on an elastic substrate reacting in compression only, and subjected to a constant distributed load and to a small harmonic displacement applied to the finite boundary.

Previous research has shown that patients prefer to see the same doctor when dealing with long-term or complex problems, which describes the issues facing many long-term cancer survivors (Tarrant et al, 2003).

Using the method of Laplace transforms (exact) solutions will be constructed for the initial-boundary value problems which describe these transverse oscillations.

On the other hand, fourth-order boundary value problems which describe the deformations of an elastic beam in an equilibrium state whose both ends are simply supported have been extensively studied in the literature.

Fourth-order boundary value problems which describe the deformations of an elastic beam in an equilibrium state whose both ends are simply supported have been extensively studied in the literature.

Thus, the initial value problem (1.2) which describes the population problem studied by Verhulst, could be formulated instead as an initial value problem of a difference equation.