Some singular perturbation problems in renal models

On some anisotropic singular perturbation problems

We investigate the asymptotic behavior of some anisotropic diffusion problems and give some estimates on the rate of convergence of the solution toward its limit. We also relate this type of elliptic problems to problems set in cylinder becoming unbounded in some directions and show how some information on one type leads to information for the other type and conversely. 1. A model problem The g...

Some Singular Mixed Problems.

On the Application of Geometric Singular Perturbation Theory to Some Classical Two Point Boundary Value Problems

In this tutorial, we illustrate how geometric singular perturbation theory provides a complementary dynamical systems-based approach to the method of matched asymptotic expansions for some classical singularly-perturbed boundary value problems. The central theme is that the criterion of matching corresponds to the criterion of transverse intersection of manifolds of solutions. This theme is stu...

Scaling in Singular Perturbation Problems: Blowing Up a Relaxation Oscillator

An introduction to some recently developed methods for the analysis of systems of singularly perturbed ordinary differential equations is given in the context of a specific problem describing glycolytic oscillations. In suitably scaled variables the governing equations are a planar system of ordinary differential equations depending singularly on two small parameters ε and δ. In [20] it was arg...

An Application of Differential Transform Method in Singular Perturbation Problems

In this paper, the differential transform method is used to find approximate analytical and numerical solutions of singular perturbation problems. The principle of the method is briefly introduced and then applied for solving two mathematical models of stiff initial value singular perturbation problems. The results are then compared with the exact solutions to demonstrate the reliability and ef...