Mathematical Biology
The finite volume method is a numerical technique used for solving partial differential equations (PDEs) by converting them into algebraic equations. This method involves subdividing the problem domain into small control volumes and applying the conservation laws to each volume, ensuring that quantities such as mass, momentum, and energy are conserved across the boundaries. The finite volume method is particularly useful for simulating fluid dynamics and heat transfer phenomena.
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