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Methods for solving discontinuous-Galerkin finite element equations with application to neutron transport

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Figure 1.1: Three angular meshes constructed using the rectangular partitioning method
Figure 2.1: The pattern of the first two matrices in a series of matrices generated by a DG method for Poisson’s equation.
Figure 2.2: The time taken to solve a series of block matrices from a DG method with
Figure 3.1: (a) A spatial mesh over some spatial domain with an ordinate direction Ω i
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