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Researcher

Tineke Goessens

Awards & Distinctions

16 Results

2017

Characteristic times in a three scale model with overlapping domain decomposition

Tineke GoessensDenis Constales

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS

2016

Numerical methods for flow and transport in textile materials

Tineke GoessensDenis ConstalesBenny MalengierRob De Staelen

2015

A volume averaging and overlapping domain decomposition technique to model mass transfer in textiles

Tineke GoessensBenny MalengierDenis ConstalesRob De Staelen

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS

Characteristic times and inverse problems for diffusion in coated textiles

Tineke GoessensRob De StaelenDenis Constales

A2 Journal Article in APPLIED MATHEMATICS & INFORMATION SCIENCES

Characteristic times for multiscale diffusion of active ingredients in coated textiles

Tineke GoessensRob De StaelenDenis Constales

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS

Characteristic times in a three scale model with overlapping domain decomposition

Tineke GoessensDenis Constales

Model-based determination of the influence of textile fabric on bioassay analysis and the effectiveness of a textile slow-release system of DEET in mosquito control

Benny MalengierTineke GoessensFlora F MafoMike De VriezeLieva Van LangenhoveSamuel WanjiFrederic Lynen

A1 Journal Article in PEST MANAGEMENT SCIENCE

Modeling textile fabric used in pest control with a 3 scale domain decomposition method

Tineke GoessensBenny MalengierLieva Van Langenhove

2014

Characteristic times for multiscale diffusion of active ingredients in coated textiles

Tineke GoessensDenis Constales

2013

A volume averaging and overlapping domain decomposition technique to model mass transport in textiles

Tineke GoessensBenny MalengierDenis ConstalesRob De Staelen

An extended virtual location method for yarn cross-section construction

Pei LiBenny MalengierTineke GoessensLieva Van LangenhoveMaria-Cristina Ciocci

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF THE TEXTILE INSTITUTE

Bayesian inference in the uncertain EEG problem including local information and a sensor correlation matrix

Rob De StaelenGuillaume CrevecoeurTineke GoessensMarian Slodicka

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS

Diffusion of active ingredients in textiles: a three step multiscale model

Tineke GoessensBenny MalengierPei LiRob De Staelen

A2 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL MODELLING AND ALGORITHMS

2012

Regional sensitivity analysis of the EEG sensors through polynomial chaos

Rob De StaelenGuillaume CrevecoeurTineke Goessens

2011

Polynomial chaos and Bayesian inference in RPDE's: a biomedical application

Rob De StaelenKarim BeddekTineke Goessens

2010

Diffusion of mosquito repellents in textiles

Tineke Goessens