A New High-Order Accurate Approach for Modeling of Wave Propagation and Heat Transfer in Heterogeneous Materials

Abstract

Major Goals: The time-independent Poisson equation for heterogeneous materials: a) To develop OLTEM for with 9-point and 25-point stencils for curvilinear interfaces and unfitted Cartesian meshes. b) To show that the accuracy of OLTEM is practically independent of the location of unfitted Cartesian meshes with respect to interfaces. c) To solve benchmark problems showing the advantages of OLTEM compared to linear and high-order finite elements (a significant reduction in the computation time by a factor of 1000 and more for OLTEM at a given accuracy as well as the use of trivial unfitted Cartesian meshes for domains with irregular interfaces). The time-dependent wave and heat equations for heterogeneous materials: a) To develop OLTEM with 9-point stencils for the wave and heat equations with complicated curvilinear interfaces and unfitted Cartesian meshes. b) To show that the accuracy of OLTEM is practically independent of the location of unfitted Cartesian meshes with respect to interfaces. c) To solve benchmark problems showing the advantages of OLTEM compared to linear and high-order finite elements (a significant reduction in the computation time by a factor of 1000 and more for the new approach at a given accuracy as well as the use of trivial unfitted Cartesian meshes for domains with irregular interfaces).

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Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Sep 30, 2022
Accession Number
AD1190374

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  • Alexander V Idesman

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  • Texas Tech University

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