Numerical Solution of Acoustic Scattering by an Adaptive DtN Finite Element Method

Solution of Wave Equations Near Seawalls by Finite Element Method

A 2D finite element model for the solution of wave equations is developed. The fluid is considered as incompressible and irrotational. This is a difficult mathematical problem to solve numerically as well as analytically because the condition of the dynamic boundary (Bernoulli’s equation) on the free surface is not fixed and varies with time. The finite element technique is applied to solve non...

The Numerical Solution of Obstacle Problem by Self Adaptive Finite Element Method

In this paper, the bisection of the local mesh refinement in self adaptive finite element is applied to the obstacle problem of elliptic variational inequalities .We try to find the approximated region of the contact in the obstacle problem efficiently .Numerical examples are given for the obstacle problem. Key-Words: obstacle problem, variational inequalities, self adaptive finite element, bis...

An Adaptive Finite Element Method

We develop an adaptive nite element algorithm for reactive ow simulations. The underlying equations are the Navier-Stokes equations for low-Mach-number ows and an additional system of convection-diiusion-reaction equations for the chemical species. Especially in combustion problems the reaction terms are very stii and nonlinear. This set of equations represents a complicated system of PDEs whic...

An explicit Wave Based - Finite element model as alterna- tive to the DtN finite element method

The solution of unbounded Helmholtz problems is the subject of substantial research. If these problems are to be solved using a domain-based discretisation technique like the finite element method (FEM), the computational domain has to be truncated to a bounded region. The unbounded nature of the problem exterior to this truncation is simulated by an appropriate condition on the truncation. A c...

Numerical Simulation of Aluminum Extrusion Process Using Solution Adaptive Finite Element Method