โ Scribed by John J. H. Miller
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Presents the work of leading Russian researchers in English for the first time. Explains the matching method for asymptotic solutions in chemical physics problems, overviews the theory and application of asymptotic approximations for problems in chemical physics governed by either ordinary or partial differential equations with boundary and interior layers, and relates numerical methods for singularly perturbed boundary value problems modeling diffusion processes. Includes sample problems and solutions. For researchers in chemical physics.
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