Here are some blog articles that I have written to motivate novel and existing ideas. My fundamental target is always clarity of exposition, reproducibility of results, and bridging theory and application. If you have a comment or any questions, please send me an email.
We consider a 3 dimensional physical scenario to simulate a heating object and compute the average temperature over its boundary for a monotone and non-monotone scheme.
We explore the cause behind spurious numerical oscillations when solving the heat equation and develop a robust algorithm using appropriate numerical quadrature.
We explore the application of Newton’s method when solving the Butler-Volmer equation, and ways to reduce the number of iterations taken by the solver.
We present a basic application of Kalman filters in measuring the temperature of a heating object.
A lot of effort goes into each post, so if any post helps you in any way please consider citing it using the reference
@misc{VohraNaren,
author = {Vohra, Naren},
title = {Blog: Title of post},
url = {https://nvohra0016.github.io/talks/title-of-particular-post},
year = {mm/yyyy},
}