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Advances in Discretization Methods

Name: Advances in Discretization Methods
Brand: Springer International Publishing AG
SKU: 19737729
Price: 39520 HUF
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Author: GIULIO VENTURA
ISBN: 9783319823065

Discontinuities, Virtual Elements, Fictitious Domain Methods

GIULIO VENTURA

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English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 19737729

Publishers Springer International Publishing AG, June 2018

This book gathers selected contributions on emerging research work presented at the International Co... Full description

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This book gathers selected contributions on emerging research work presented at the International Conference eXtended Discretization MethodS (X-DMS), held in Ferrara in September 2015. It highlights the most relevant advances made at the international level in the context of expanding classical discretization methods, like finite elements, to the numerical analysis of a variety of physical problems. The improvements are intended to achieve higher computational efficiency and to account for special features of the solution directly in the approximation space and/or in the discretization procedure. The methods described include, among others, partition of unity methods (meshfree, XFEM, GFEM), virtual element methods, fictitious domain methods, and special techniques for static and evolving interfaces. The uniting feature of all contributions is the direct link between computational methodologies and their application to different engineering areas.