The Variational Methods for Solving Random Models
Keywords:
Random models, Second order random variableAbstract
This paper studies the solutions of variational methods for random ordinary (partial) dierential equations in L2−space. These methods are called Galerkin method, Petrov-Galerkin method, Least-Squares method and Collocation method. Some basic properties of these methods where applying on random problems will be shown throughout some numerical examples. Random models
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