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Professor Dr T.E. Simos ‐ CV<br />

Paper [P41]<br />

1. K. Xiang and J. Zhang, Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics 95,<br />

1‐11(1998).<br />

Paper [P43]<br />

1. L. Gr. Ixaru and M. Rizea, J. Comput. Appl. Math. 79, 87‐99(1997).<br />

2. K. Stys and T. Stys, Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics, 83,<br />

195‐203(1997).<br />

3. I.R. Khan and R. Ohba, Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics,<br />

126, 269‐276(2000).<br />

4. . G. Vanden Berghe and L.Gr. Ixaru, “Exponential Fitting”, Kluewer<br />

Publications, Volume 568, 2004.<br />

5. B. Batgerel, M. Hanke and T. Zhanlav, A nonstandard finite difference<br />

method for the solution of linear second order boundary value problems with<br />

nonsmooth coefficients, Berlin: Humboldt‐Univ., Inst. für Math., Preprint 96‐27,<br />

1996.<br />

6. A. Konguetsof, A new two‐step hybrid method for the numerical solution of<br />

the Schrodinger equation, Journal of Mathematical Chemistry 47(2), 871‐<br />

890(2010)<br />

7. A. Konguetsof, Two‐step high order hybrid explicit method for the numerical<br />

solution of the Schrödinger equation, Journal of Mathematical Chemistry,<br />

Journal of Mathematical Chemistry, 48(2), 224‐252(2010)<br />

Paper [P45]<br />

1. K. Xiang and J. Zhang, Journal of Computational and Applied<br />

Mathematics 95, 1‐11(1998).<br />

2. A. Konguetsof, A new two‐step hybrid method for the numerical solution<br />

of the Schrodinger equation, Journal of Mathematical Chemistry 47(2),<br />

871‐890(2010)<br />

3. A. Konguetsof, Two‐step high order hybrid explicit method for the<br />

numerical solution of the Schrödinger equation, Journal of Mathematical<br />

Chemistry, Journal of Mathematical Chemistry, 48(2), 224‐252(2010)<br />

4. A. Konguetsof, A hybrid method with phase‐lag and derivatives equal to<br />

zero for the numerical integration of the Schrödinger equation, JOURNAL<br />

OF MATHEMATICAL CHEMISTRY Volume: 49 Issue: 7 Pages: 1330‐1356<br />

DOI: 10.1007/s10910‐011‐9824‐5 Published: AUG 2011<br />

Paper [P46]<br />

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