| NUMERICAL DISCRETIZATION OF A POPULATION DIFFUSION EQUATION |
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Cho, Sung-Min
(DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS, YONSEI UNIVERSITY)
Kim, Dong-Ho (UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, YONSEI UNIVERSITY) Kim, Mi-Young (DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS, INHA UNIVERSITY) Park, Eun-Jae (DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING, YONSEI UNIVERSITY) |
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