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Abstract While semi‐analytical boundary handling techniques have proven effective for modeling particle‐based fluid‐solid interactions, they can become unstable when applied to mesh boundaries undergoing dynamic motion or featuring complex, sharp geometries.
Junyuan Liu +5 more
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Thermodynamic and Transport Properties of Alkanes (C<sub>n</sub>H<sub>2n+2</sub>; n = 5-8). [PDF]
Awasthi D +4 more
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Fast Injective Mesh Parameterization via Beltrami Coefficient Prolongation
Abstract We present a highly efficient and robust method for free boundary injective parameterization of disk‐like triangle meshes with low isometric distortion. Harmonic function–based approaches, grounded in a strong mathematical framework, are widely employed.
G. Fargion, O. Weber
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Modified iterative double step length model for solving nonlinear systems with application to motion control. [PDF]
Halilu AS +7 more
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Newton-Cotes Type Quadrature Formulas with Terminal Corrections [PDF]
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Interpolated Adaptive Linear Reduced Order Modeling for Deformation Dynamics
Abstract Linear reduced‐order modeling (ROM) is widely used for efficient simulation of deformation dynamics, but its accuracy is often limited by the fixed linearization of the reduced mapping. We propose a new adaptive strategy for linear ROM that allows the reduced mapping to vary dynamically in response to the evolving deformation state ...
Y. Tao, M. Chiaramonte, P. Fernandez
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Satin bowerbird optimizer-neural network for approximating the capacity of CFST columns under compression. [PDF]
Liu Y, Liang Y.
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Progressively Projected Newton's Method
Abstract Newton's Method is widely used to find the solution of complex non‐linear simulation problems. To guarantee a descent direction, it is common practice to clamp the negative eigenvalues of each element Hessian prior to assembly—a strategy known as Projected Newton (PN)—but this perturbation often hinders convergence.
J. A. Fernández‐Fernández +2 more
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