Clarissa Astuto

Fixed Term Assistant Professor

University of Catania

Italy

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Clarissa Astuto is a Fixed Term Assistant Professor at the University of Catania, Italy. Her research focuses on multiscale modeling, specifically related to sorption kinetics and advection-diffusion equations, with recent publications examining variational formulations and biological network formation. Her work addresses both theoretical and applied aspects of mathematical modeling in biological systems.

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Armando Coco

Associate Professor

University of Catania

ITALY

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A nodal ghost method based on variational formulation and regular square grid for elliptic problems on arbitrary domains in two space dimensions

Time Multiscale Modeling of Sorption Kinetics I: Uniformly Accurate Schemes for Highly Oscillatory Advection-Diffusion Equation

Asymmetry and Condition Number of an Elliptic-Parabolic System for Biological Network Formation

High Order Multiscale Methods for Advection-Diffusion Equation in Highly Oscillatory Regimes: Application to Surfactant Diffusion and Generalization to Arbitrary Domains

A finite-difference ghost-point multigrid method for multi-scale modelling of sorption kinetics of a surfactant past an oscillating bubble

Multiscale Modeling of Sorption Kinetics

SELF-REGULATED BIOLOGICAL TRANSPORTATION STRUCTURES WITH GENERAL ENTROPY DISSIPATIONS, PART I: THE 1D CASE

Anomalous Sorption Kinetics of Self-Interacting Particles by a Spherical Trap

Anomalous Sorption Kinetics of Self-Interacting Particles by a Spherical Trap

Comparison of Two Aspects of a PDE Model for Biological Network Formation

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Armando Coco

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