2016
DOI: 10.1007/s00366-015-0431-0
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Massively parallel adaptive mesh refinement and coarsening for dynamic fracture simulations

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“…Zienkiewicz and Zhu 3 utilized a recovered gradient, that is, the recovery-based error estimator, to construct meshes for adaptive refinement. Since then, adaptive mesh refinement has been employed to solve various engineering problems, for example, shear bands, [4][5][6] cohesive fracture, [7][8][9][10] structural optimization, [11][12][13][14] hydrodynamics, 15 magnetohydrodynamics, 16 hemodynamics, 17 compressible flow, 18 and Lattice Boltzmann simulation. 19 The aforementioned references are not exhaustive and just represent a very small sample of the field.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Zienkiewicz and Zhu 3 utilized a recovered gradient, that is, the recovery-based error estimator, to construct meshes for adaptive refinement. Since then, adaptive mesh refinement has been employed to solve various engineering problems, for example, shear bands, [4][5][6] cohesive fracture, [7][8][9][10] structural optimization, [11][12][13][14] hydrodynamics, 15 magnetohydrodynamics, 16 hemodynamics, 17 compressible flow, 18 and Lattice Boltzmann simulation. 19 The aforementioned references are not exhaustive and just represent a very small sample of the field.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…20 Molinari and Ortiz 6 performed mesh coarsening with an edge-collapse operator while introducing local retriangulation tools to improve mesh quality. To avoid mesh quality issues during edge-collapse, Park et al 8 employed adaptive mesh coarsening by reversing the adaptive refinement in 4k structured meshes, and Alhadeff et al 7 parallelized the adaptive mesh refinement and coarsening process. Bassi et al 21,22 proposed mesh agglomeration of uniform quadrilateral meshes in conjunction with the mesh free concept.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Problemas relacionados à fragmentação envolvem análises dinâmicas não lineares de propagação de múltiplas fissuras considerando fenômenos como a nucleação, coalescência e bifurcação. Tais análises são mais frequentemente abordadas na literatura utilizando elementos coesivos de interface em conjunto com programas de elementos finitos acoplados a robustos algoritmos de remalhamento com refinamentos locais adaptativos (PARK et al 2012;ALHADEFF et al 2016). Métodos sem malhas, a teoria peridinâmica e modelos de campo de fase aparecem como alternativas mais recentes para abordar esses fenômenos de fratura (RABCZUC et al 2010;HA e BOBARU, 2010;BORDEN et al, 2012).…”
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