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For a more complete text about differential geometry of surfaces and tensor calculus, we refer the reader to Grinfeld (2013); and to Simmonds (2012) for a concise introduction to tensor analysis. 2.1. Differential geometry of surfaces Let S be a surface embedded in R3 (e.g. the middle ...
A generalization of the Davidson’s method to large nonsymmetric eigenvalue problems. J Comput Phys , 1982 , 45: 246 -254 CrossRef Google Scholar [48] Davidson ER. The iterative calculation of a few of the lowest eigenvalues and corresponding eigenvectors of large real-symmetric matrices....
For the computation of matrix square roots and their inverses, we have used the method described in [26], taking appropriate care to truncate almost-singular matrices, since the resulting square roots also appear inverted. Minimization strategy For the minimization at each level, we have opted for...
I’m not quite sure of the specifics of how this works because I haven’t taken calculus, but essentially it solves our equations for what we need. First we initialize ret as an object of Odeint, then we run method T on it which solves it for what we need for our S, I, and R...