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On the worst scenario method: Application to uncertain nonlinear differential equations with numerical examples
Harasim, Petr
In this contribution, the worst scenario method is applied to problem described by nonlinear differential equation with uncertain coefficients. Above all, some illustrative numerical examples including algorithm are presented.
Mnohoúrovňové modelování geomateriálů a iterační řešiče
Blaheta, Radim ; Byczanski, Petr ; Harasim, Petr
The knowledge of microstructure in combination with properties of the constituents and mathematical modelling can be used for investigation of the properties of geomaterials at application scale. We investigate problems with both deterministic knowledge of microstructure, derived from X-ray CT scans, and stochastic one. The stochastic generation is also used for a systematic study of robustness of iterative solvers, particularly for Schwarz methods for PDE problems discretized by mixed FEM.
Worst scenario method and other approaches to uncertainty
Harasim, Petr
A great many problems in natural, technical, and social sciences can be solved by means of suitable mathematical models. Since the input data of mathematical models is uncertain, the output values are also encubered by uncertainty. It is our goal to evaluate the uncertainty of output data if the uncertainty of input data is somehow speci ed. Here, we con- ne ourselves only to a brief description of stochastic methods, a fuzzy set approach, and the worst scenario method.
Metoda nejhoršíhoho scénáře: Modifikovaná hlavní konvergenční věta a její aplikace k řešení problému s obyčejnou diferenciální rovnicí s nejistým koeficientem
Harasim, Petr
We propose a theoretical framework for solving a class of worst scenario problems. The existence of the worst scenario is proved through the convergence of a sequence of approximate worst scenarios. The main convergence theorem modifies and corrects the relevant results already published in the literature. The theoretical framework is applied to a particular problem with an uncertain boundary value problem for a nonlinear ordinty differential equation with an uncertain coefficient.

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