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An Energy-Decreasing Algorithm for Harmonic Map

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Nematics

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We study a new algorithm to compute harmonic maps from a domain of R 3 into S 2. The novelty of this algorithm is that the renormalization step speeds up the convergence. We also apply it to the evolution problem.

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Alouges, F. (1991). An Energy-Decreasing Algorithm for Harmonic Map. In: Coron, JM., Ghidaglia, JM., Hélein, F. (eds) Nematics. NATO ASI Series, vol 332. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-3428-6_1

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