The goal of this article is to apply the mortar finite element method to the numerical simulation of (electromagnetic and/or acoustic) waves propagating in an inhomogeneous support. This approach allows us to use meshes well adapted to the local physical parameters of the media without any conformit
Nonconforming finite element methods for the simulation of waves in viscoelastic solids
β Scribed by Taeyoung Ha; Juan E. Santos; Dongwoo Sheen
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 2002
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 379 KB
- Volume
- 191
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0045-7825
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β¦ Synopsis
The propagation of waves in two-and three-dimensional bounded viscoelastic media is described in the spacefrequency domain, leading to a Helmholtz-type boundary value problem, which is noncoercive, non-Hermitian, and complex valued. First-order absorbing boundary conditions are derived and used to minimize spurious reflections from the artificial boundaries. The paper consists of two parts. In Part I we describe the global procedures for the approximate solution of the problem. Simplicial and rectangular nonconforming finite element methods are employed for the spatial discretization. Optimal error estimate in a broken energy and L 2 Γ°XΓ norms are derived using a bootstrapping argument of Schatz. Also a hybridization of these procedures is analyzed. In Part II we define and analyze nonoverlapping domain decomposition iterative methods. Convergence results are derived and numerical experiments showing the potential applicability in seismology are presented.
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