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Nr.	PDF	Authors and Title
2004-13	PDFfile_download	P. D. Ledger Electromagnetic scattering using a plane wave H(curl) conforming Finite Element Method
2004-12	PDFfile_download	P. Frauenfelder and Ch. Schwab and R. A. Todor Finite elements for elliptic problems with stochastic coefficients
2004-11	PDFfile_download	R. A. Todor Robust eigenvalue computation for integral operators with smooth kernel
2004-10	PDFfile_download	R. A. Todor On a conjectured increasing series - Sleeping habits of armadillos -
2004-09	PDFfile_download	F. B. Buchmann and W. P. Petersen An exit probability approach to solve high dimensional Dirichlet problems
2004-08	PDFfile_download	M. Bieri and A. Toselli Analysis of a dual-primal FETI algorithm for edge elements on boundary layer meshes in two dimensions
2004-07	PDFfile_download	N. Hilber and A.-M. Matache and Ch. Schwab Sparse Wavelet Methods for Option Pricing under Stochastic Volatility
2004-06	PDFfile_download	B. Cranganu-Cretu and R. Hiptmair Direct Boundary Integral Equation Method for Electromagnetic Scattering at Partly Coaeted Dielectric Objects
2004-05	PDFfile_download	M. Costabel and M. Dauge and Ch. Schwab Exponential Convergence of hp-FEM for Maxwell's Equations with Weighted Regularization in Polygonal Domains
2004-04	PDFfile_download	A. Adelmann and A. Bonelli and W. P. Petersen and C. W. Überhuber Communication Efficiency of Parallel 3D FFTs
2004-03	PDFfile_download	F. Buchmann Simulation of stopped diffusions
2004-02	PDFfile_download	Z. Chen and R. Hiptmair Convergence of p-FEM for Maxwell eigenvalue problems
2004-01	PDFfile_download	A. Toselli and X. Vasseur Dual-Primal FETI algorithms for edge element approximations: Two-dimensional h and p finite elements on shape-regular meshes

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