Numerical comparisons of two meshless methods using radial basis functions

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The method of fundamental solutions for scattering and radiation problems (2003, unknown): “[49].”
A meshless method using the radial basis functions for numerical solution of the regularized long wave equation (2010, background): “The interested readers can see [12–14] for applications of radial basis functions to some problems in applied sciences.”
Applicability of the method of fundamental solutions (2009, unknown): “Moreover, since the MFS is a boundary-type meshless method, it is also computationally much cheaper than other domain-type meshless methods; see [13] for an overview.”
Domain decomposition for radial basis meshless methods (2004, methodology): “Because of these nice properties, RBF methods have been applied successfully to obtain numerical solutions of many types of ordinary and partial differential equations including the biphasic mixture model for tissue engineering problems [16], heat transfer [13], one-dimensional (1-D) and 2-D nonline”
Radial basis function collocation method solution of natural convection in porous media (2004, methodology): “Radial basis function 205 The method of fundamental solutions with RBFs-based DRM (Li et al., 2002) might replace the present Kansa solution of the involved Poisson equations.”