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Hanging nodes for higher-order Lagrange finite elements
We report in this work an extension of hanging nodes theory for Lagrange elements to higher-order elements. Concrete values of the constants that appear in the applications are also provided.
Abhinav Jha
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Simulations of industrial roll-forming processes using the finite element method typically require an extremely fine discretization to obtain accurate results.
Cédric Laruelle +3 more
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C and C0 hp-finite elements on d-dimensional meshes with arbitrary hanging nodes
Abstract In this paper, the construction of Ck basis functions is proposed for paraxial d-dimensional rectangular meshes with arbitrary hanging nodes and arbitrary polynomial degree distributions. The construction is based on the large-support approach introduced in [1] for C0 basis functions in 2D and uses hierarchical tensor-product shape functions
Paolo Di Stolfo, Andreas Schröder
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C basis functions on meshes with hanging nodes
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Andreas Schröder
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AbstractThis paper studies highly accurate algorithm for membrane vibration problem. Based on the theory of theinterpolation post-processing, this paper establishes a scheme of bi-quadratic interpolation post-processing of bilinearrectangular element on a locally refined mesh with hanging nodes. And the resulting solution is verysatisfactory.
Hai Bi, Yidu Yang
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In this work, Nédélec elements on locally refined meshes with hanging nodes are considered. A crucial aspect is the orientation of the hanging edges and faces. For non-orientable meshes, no solution or implementation has been available to date. The problem statement and corresponding algorithms are described in great detail.
Thomas Wick, Sven Beuchler
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Modeling glacial and fluvial landform evolution at large scales using a stream-power approach [PDF]
Modeling glacial landform evolution is more challenging than modeling fluvial landform evolution. While several numerical models of large-scale fluvial erosion are available, there are only a few models of glacial erosion, and their application over long
S. Hergarten
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One main reason for mining earthquakes and fault rockbursts is the fault movement induced by mining. In the previous numerical simulation, monitored nodes are few so that a full understanding of the overall mechanical status on the fault is difficult ...
GUO Changsheng +5 more
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Measuring Mechanical Properties and Simulating the Creep Behavior of Wild Cane Stem using Burger-Voigt Model [PDF]
IntroductionKnowledge of mechanical and viscoelastic properties of agricultural material will be helpful in the transportation and processing of these materials.
M Porabolghasem +2 more
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Adaptive Semi-Structured Mesh Refinement Techniques for the Finite Element Method
The adaptive mesh techniques applied to the Finite Element Method have continuously been an active research line. However, these techniques are usually applied to tetrahedra. Here, we use the triangular prismatic element as the discretization shape for a
Adrian Amor-Martin +1 more
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