Computational Methods in Continuum Mechanics
Abstract
The primary objectives of this research are the development of algorithms which are applicable to non-linear continuum mechanic problems, especially to Stefan's Problems and Fluid Flows in Porous Media (Richard's Equation). We have studied 2-D and 3-D related problems. The codes are written in Cray Fortran and vectorization are done on the Cray Y-MP. The results obtained by Compact ADI, Finite Difference SOR and ADI are compared. It is seen that Compact ADI is superior. Six scientific research Papers have been presented/published in various conferences and journals in the last two years. All of the papers are attached in the appendix as attachments. Two senior faculty members worked in this project. Bolindra N. Borah (P.I.), Professor, North Carolina A&T State University, Robert E. White (Co-P.I.), Professor, North Carolina State University are the principal researchers. Besides, four graduate students participated in this project. Two have already completed the M.S. in Applied Mathematics while the other two are completing in the Spring Semester 1994.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Nov 30, 1993
- Accession Number
- ADA275560
Entities
People
- A. Kyrillidis
- Bolindra N. Borah
- Robert E. White
- S. Shankarlingham
- Yanzhou Ji
Organizations
- North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University