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[2]	P. Lin and T. Richter. An Adaptive Homotopy Multi-grid Method for Molecule Orientations of High Dimensional Liquid Crystals. Journal for Computational Physics, 255, 2069--2082, 2007. [ bib | DOI ]
[3]	M. Braack and T. Richter. Stabilized adaptive finite elements for laminar burner in 3-d. In W. et. al., editor, Eccomas CFD Proceedings. 2006. [ bib ]
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