“…While PIC and MPM use both Lagrangian particles and a background Eulerian grid 6 simultaneously, particles in PIC carry only position and mass, MPM allows particles to carry full physical state [13]. Some MPM variants include the generalized interpolation material point method (GIMP [2,51]), B-splines MPM (BSMPM [63]), the convected particle domain interpolation (CPDI [62]), the dual domain MPM (DDMPM [85]), weighted least square MPM [77], moving least square MPM [15], improved MPMs (iMPM [69,79,75]), the total Lagrangian MPM (TLMPM [12]) and discontinuous Galerkin MPM (DGMPM [60,61], isogeometric MPM (IGA-MPM [55]), local maximum-entropy MPM (LME-MPM [58]), affine matrix-based MPM (AM-MPM, [21]), etc. To model fluids and gases, weakly compressible [82] and incompressible [65] MPMs have also been developed.…”