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Two-grid finite volume element method for linear and nonlinear elliptic problems
- Chunjia Bi,
- Victor Ginting
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Two-grid finite volume element discretization techniques, based on two linear conforming finite element spaces on one coarse and one fine grid, are presented for the two-dimensional second-order non-selfadjoint and indefinite linear elliptic problems and the two-dimensional second-order nonlinear elliptic problems. With the proposed techniques, solving the non-selfadjoint and indefinite elliptic problem on the fine space is reduced into solving a symmetric and positive definite elliptic problem on the fine space and solving the non-selfadjoint and indefinite elliptic problem on a much smaller space; solving a nonlinear elliptic problem on the fine space is reduced into solving a linear problem on the fine space and solving the nonlinear elliptic problem on a much smaller space. Convergence estimates are derived to justify the efficiency of the proposed two-grid algorithms. A set of numerical examples are presented to confirm the estimates.
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- Two-grid finite volume element method for linear and nonlinear elliptic problems
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Numerische Mathematik
Volume 108, Issue 2 , pp 177-198
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- 2007-12-01
- 10.1007/s00211-007-0115-9
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- Chunjia Bi (1)
- Victor Ginting (2)
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- 1. Department of Mathematics, Yantai University, Shandong, 264005, People's Republic of China
- 2. Department of Mathematics, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO, 80523, USA


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Norfolk Police took to Twitter last night to advise people to stay away from a party in a small village after it became overcrowded with people.
Police received complaints about the party at East Tuddenham Village Hall, near Dereham.
Sergeant Andy Terry said: "A lot of people turned up to the party causing parking mayhem and chaos for some residents of East Tuddenham.
"On that basis we took steps to prevent more people from attending.
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At around 9pm last night, Norfolk Police tweeted: "#Norfolk Police are advising people considering attending a party at East Tuddenham to stay away due to numbers of people in village Thanks."
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It seems seeing his car, and the iconic Lotus name, heading out on track for the first time at a Grand prix prompted the normally impassive Mike Gascoyne to come over all emotional in the pit lane on Friday morning. Lotuss chief technical officer reveals his thoughts to Formula1.com as the Bahrain weekend gets underway...
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RECAP: Teresa vs. Jacqueline, Round Two
Also, Teresa and Melissa strive to find common ground. But is blood really thicker than crazy?
We're not sure when Teresa Giudice would have had time to have a lobotomy while filming this season of The Real Housewives of New Jersey, but she must have cleared her calender at some point.
After a devastating blowout with her former close friends Jacqueline Laurita and Caroline Manzo last week, Teresa cozied up to her sister-in-law, Melissa Gorga, and cousin, Kathy Wakile, who she has been trashing for the better part of the last two seasons, and acted like nothing had ever happened.
In fact, Teresa attended (yet another) single release party for Melissa, and instead of ridiculing her, she acted as though she'd been her superfan since day one.
However, Jacqueline and Caroline were also at the event. Caroline was content to sit on the couch make make sourpuss menopausal faces all night. But Jax, who said she spent the past two days crying over their brawl, felt bad about the fight and tried to make nice. Their creative conversation went something like this:
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Teresa: "No, I WAS HURT!"
When the two geniuses realized there were several more words in the English language that could be used to describe their feelings, Teresa complained about being ambushed and blamed Caroline for putting ideas in Jacqueline's head. Jacqueline was still angry at Teresa for lying and being a one-sided friend. Blah, blah, blah — same stuff as last week, except this fight ended with Jacqueline walking away, saying "F*** you!"
Jax proceeded to do shots with another friend while Teresa talked to Melissa about her involvement with Danielle Staub two years prior. Except instead of ripping Melissa an ass as big a Joe Giudice, she spoke calmly, forgave Melissa (!!) and previously-feuding sisters-in-law ran off into a field of flowers holding hands while unicorns danced nearby. I guess when nobody likes you anymore, you can't afford to be that choosy about your family.
Only time will tell if these new/old family bonds will hold up.
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For the past twenty years now, ever since I first set foot on an ocean liner, I've been haunted by the persistent rumor that food on board ship is good and plentiful "because most of the passengers are too sick to eat."
Evidently such rumors are spread by the unfortunate people suffering from what the French call delicately le mal de mer, a humiliating ill that knows no boundaries of cabin class, banking account, or birth. And truly, if there exists a fate worse than death, it must be to lie in agony on one's deck chair at dinnertime when the stewards carry trays with food past one's eyes and delicate aromas from the dining room drift up. In such moments the very thought of food is enough to make one wince. Especially when they have coquilles Saint-Jacques, prepared with herbs and served in a scallop shell, merlan a la dieppoise, or matelote d'anguille, eel cooked in red wine with mushrooms and onions. For some reason, which has never failed to puzzle me, fish and sea food are more repulsive to seasick people than anything else.
The fact is that food aboard ship was not always goo and plentiful and isn't always even today. Quite a few of the so-called luxury liners, which come fully equipped with swimming pools, press agents, good-looking officers, an arrogant maitres d'botel, don't give the passengers the pleasure of eating. They merely feed them.
I've also heard that for reasons of economy the best meals aboard are always prepared on stormy days when relatively few passengers are expected to appear in the dining room. This is so much baloney. The word "economy" did not exist aboard ship in the good old prewar days. Prodigal waste was the keynote. Everything, from hors d'oeuvre to dessert, was prepared in sufficient quantities for all passengers. If it happened that few of them felt like eating, so much the worse. Out went the stuff through the porthole.
The truth is that food aboard ship is plentiful because sailors, like hunters, lumbermen, and cowboys, live an work outside in fresh air which makes for healthy appetites. When I grew up in Central Europe, five hundred miles away from the nearest seacoast, the family doctor sent me to the North Sea to cure my bad appetite and sallow complexion. I don't know whether the invigorating aroma of algae and seaweed did me any good, but in the years that followed I have often been known to show more appetite than was healthy for my pocketbook, if not for myself. There seems to be a diabolic inverse ratio between wealth and appetite; people usually start out hungry and poor and work har to overcome both handicaps, but by the time they have amassed enough money to eat well, they also have the ulcers that go with the making of too much money an can't enjoy their food.
If you belong to the unfortunate people who have to diet (or, even worse, like it), don't travel aboard ship. There are too many days of good eating stretching out before you between New York and Europe. Take a plane and get the good eating over with in a day. There are culinary temptations in the stratosphere nowadays, but my first flight across the Atlantic was not one of them. It was during the war, on a bucket seat. The monotony of K rations was interrupted by the monotony of three meals in Greenland, Iceland, and Prestwick, Scotland, each consisting of pork chops, mashed potatoes, and applesauce, owing no doubt to the perverted whim of a U. S. Army quartermaster colonel.
Today's air travelers speak highly of meals served aboar the airships of Air France. This line had the eminently sensible idea to serve champagne, which is not only goo publicity but also an effective remedy against air sickness. A typical French dinner served thousands of feet over the Big Pond began with the chef's special canapes and ende with said antidote for mal de ciel:
Petits Canapes du Chef
Aspic de Foie Gras Strasbourgeoise
Filet Mignon Petit Due
Petites Pommes Parisienne
Haricots Verts Maitre d'Hotel
Salade d'Endives
Plateau de Fromages
Glace Vanille-Chocolat
Petits Fours Secs
Fruits de Saison
For breakfast the same day, there was no champagne, but there were fruits and fruit juices, cafe au lait—and black, too, if it was wanted—tea, and chocolate, boiled eggs, an orange marmalade, all in the American and British tradition. But there were those two specialties of the French breakfast table of which most Americans have yet to learn the matutinal joys: croissants and brioches. Thus, high over the waters of the Atlantic, the France-bound passenger may break his fast on a France-bound custom of light an crunchy croissants and chocolat.
In the past twenty years competition has raised the standard of cuisine at sea. Prior to World War II there was a good choice among half a dozen shipping companies that would take you from America to Europe and vice versa at the same time and for the same price. Some people woul choose boats that offered the largest staterooms, the most lifeboats, or the brightest funnels. Personally, I have always preferred the ones that give me the best plaisirs de la table.
In the golden thirties the best cuisine at sea was pretty good indeed. I challenge anybody to name half a dozen restaurants in France or elsewhere which had the consistently high culinary standard of, say, the "Ile de France" or the "Normandie." Or of some Italian liners, notably the "Rex"; and, if you happen to be an addict of the complex cold table, of some Dutch or Swedish ships. However, in general excellence of cuisine, appreciation of minute detail, composition of menus, and quality of wines, none of them compared with the best French Line vessels.


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Pentakillers! Im afraid weve got some bad news. Our lawyers just informed us that Karthus has received a drunken disorderly following our last 18 concerts, which is news to us because we just found out thats an actual crime. Unfortunately, this Demacian judge is a real hardass, and the only plea deal hes offering requires us to assign Karthus a sober companion to keep him from relapsing. We tried to explain that anybody who gets between Karthus and the keg usually winds up dead, but he keeps insisting. Besides, sending Karthus to jail would mean canceling the tour, and were already in the hole since Olaf burned down that hotel in Piltover because the concierge insulted his hat. I guess well have to interview some candidates. But first pass me that bottle of Jarvan Walker. I havent had breakfast yet, and theres no way I can make a decision like this on an empty stomach.
I cant believe you $#*ing guys are going make me quit drinking. I mean, what would I do without booze, huh? You cant really expect me to do this sober!
Karthus, you really have to see how you've contributed here. It isn't our fault you can't hold your liquor – you haven't got a stomach. Besides, you were going strong until you took those six hits off Sona's Oracle's Elixir. I could understand if you were the support, but that's just irresponsible. Tell him, Sona.
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Overheard on the Message Boards: DesRosiers Family
A: You have already discovered one of the first rules in genealogy - spelling doesn't count. You mentioned how your father changed the spelling of the DesRosiers surname. And I suspect that are your research progresses that you will find additional spellings as you get further back in the generations. While the children were born in Massachusetts, you appear to be concentrating on the Canadian aspect of the family given that the parents were born in Canada. Actually, though, there are some records in Massachusetts that you should exhaust before heading to Canada. It is through these records that you are likely to find the important tidbits that help you to determine where to look for the family in Canada. |
Census Records
It appears that the information you shared in your message was taken from the 1930 census, where David, Marie and the children are found in Ward 1 of Holyoke City, Hampden County, Massachusetts (ED 7-130, SD 3, Sheet 1B). While you included the estimated birth years for the children, you didn't mention what the census record told about David and Marie. In looking at that census page, I found that he was born about 1881 in Canada, but more specifically French Canadian. Marie was born about 1883 and was attributed as French Canadian. Because they were born in Canada, the next thing I wanted to check on the census page was when they immigrated and if they were naturalized. They did not come together. David immigrated in 1891, when he was about ten years old.. Marie immigrated in 1896, so she was about 13 years old. This tells me that both David and Marie traveled with their families. The final thing I checked on the 1930 census was to see how old each was when they married. David is listed as age 19 and Marie as 18. It looks like they married in 1901, which probably means they married in Massachusetts.
After looking at the 1930 census, I wanted to see what could be found in the 1920 census. You may have already searched the 1920 census for them, but the most interesting thing that I found for the 1920 census was that the spelling of the surname in this census was quite different, though in the same Soundex code. In this census, you will find the family of David Desrochers in Precinct 3, Holyoke City, Hampden County, Massachusetts (ED 35, SD 2, Sheet 4B). The other difference in this census is that David is listed as having immigrated to the United States in 1895, which would have made him about 14 when he immigrated.
The next step with the census records would be to see if you can find David in the 1900 census, where he may still be living with his family. I would search both the DesRosiers and DesRochers surnames and any other variants you can think of, if you use the Genealogy.com census index rather than the Soundex film. The 1910 census is not soundexed for Massachusetts. This one may be more difficult, though it is likely that David and Marie and their older children were living in Holyoke.
Vital Records
Looking back at the ages of the children and when the parents may have been married, the next step is to see what records may be available for the births and marriage. Some of the records will be available on microfilm through your local Family History Center. For instance, the Family History Library has birth and marriage indexes through 1905. These are compiled in five year increments. In addition to the indexes, you will also find the birth and marriage registers through 1905. While they do not help you as of yet, there are death indexes and registers as well through 1905.
While these records do not cover many of the children, there are a couple of children who should show up in the index and then in the registers. In the birth register, you will find the full birth date of the children along with some information about the parents, including in some instances the maiden name of the mother, a surname that you presently do not have, and the birth places of the parents. It is likely though that the places of birth will not give you more than what you already know as it generally just mentions Canada for those who were born there.
The marriage register will tell you when and where David and Marie were married. The register recorded:
I have found in marriage registers, that when the place of birth is another country the name of the country is all that is listed. When it is another state then they list the town and state. And when the individuals were born in Massachusetts, all that is listed is the town. Also, when it comes to the names of the parents of the bride and groom, the listing is usually something like "Apollo & Wealthy Perkins," so you do not get maiden names of the mothers. However, just having the father's name would be of benefit in your research.
Turning to Canada
Once you have a little more information about David and Marie you may be able to turn to Canadian sources. For instance, a search of the various databases available through the Family History Library revealed only one David DesRosiers, this one in the 1881 Canadian census index. Listed as a one year old, he is listed in the household of Hernres and Felanis DesRosiers living in Berthier, Berthier, Canada. Once you have the information from David's and Marie's marriage record you should have the names of the parents of both and would know if this is indeed your David.
Another way to help you in narrowing your research in Canada is to search on David's and Marie's parents, once you have their names you can search the databases at the Family History Library and also look for both father's in the 1900 census as the families should appear in the U.S. 1900 federal census. This should give you enough identifying information about David's and Marie's parents that you should be able to find them in Canada. I have found that the marriages for most counties in Quebec have been published in one way or another.
If you live near to Boston, Massachusetts, then you will want to make plans to visit the New England Historic Genealogical Society's Library on Newbury Street. In addition to having all the birth, death and marriage indexes mentioned earlier, they also have an impressive French-Canadian collection including parish registers, where you will find the baptisms, marriages, and burials once you have established where in Canada, and probably Quebec, that you will be concentrating on your research. If you are not living near to Boston, your Family History Center can get you access to many parish registers, most of them up to about 1900, which will be of use to you since the families were apparently out of Canada by then.
In Conclusion
There are a number of records that will help you determine where to go with your research. Most of those records are not Canadian at this stage of your research but records generated in Massachusetts. Exhaust these records and you should have enough information to follow the family back into Canada.
Rhonda R. McClure is a professional genealogist specializing in celebrity trees and computerized genealogy. She has been involved in online genealogy for fifteen years. She is the author of the award-winning The Complete Idiot's Guide to Online Genealogy, now in its second edition. She is the author of four how-to guides on Family Tree Maker. In late 2001, she wrote The Genealogist's Computer Companion. She is a contributing editor to Biography Magazine with her "Celebrity Roots" column and a contributing writer to The History Channel Magazine. Her latest book is Finding Your Famous and Infamous Ancestors. She may be contacted at email@example.com | | | Help | | | About Us | | | Terms of Service | | | PRIVACY |


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