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... Differential equations have wider applications in various fields of engineering and science disciplines. Generally, these are used to model variations of any physical quantity (temperature, pressure, displacement, ... See full document

... The Finite Element Method is one of the most important techniques in development of computation ...in Finite Element Analysis and engineering problems are solved using softwares like ... See full document

... using finite element method (FEM). The finite element formulation for thermoelastic stress analysis has been developed on the basis of classical theory of thermo elasticity and ... See full document

... stabilized finite element methods, where the stabilizing term is positive semidefinite and, in particular, may vanish for some meshes and discrete ...group formulation of the underlying Galerkin ... See full document

... element formulation and leads us due to the reduced support in the basis functions to a time dependent tridia- gonal antisymmetric square matrix for the k = 1 Lagrange element case, so the ... See full document

... (WG) finite element method for the unsteady Stokes equ- ations in the primary velocity-pressure formulation is introduced in this pa- ...H 1 norm for the velocity, and L 2 norm for both ... See full document

... and finite elements method ...force method is performed in this ...is formulation of the finite-element stress method and algorithmization of the classical force ... See full document

... 3D Poisson-Schr¨odinger equations directly until self- consistency is ...3D Poisson-Schr¨odinger equation provides more accurate results than the WKB ...The finite element (FE) or ... See full document

... improved method for solving the 1D Poisson equation with the finite difference ...of 1 ( N + 1 ) 2 ...differential equation, is determined directly, exactly, and ... See full document

... - finite element method which combine the approximating Fourier and finite element method, is applied to the Dirichlet problem of the Poisson equation in ... See full document

... In this article, we use the POD technique to build the OFEE format for the D viscoelastic wave equation. We first extract snapshots from the initial few L (L N) classical FE so- lutions for the D ... See full document

... This test case is posed on the backward facing step configuration. The step is located at (x, y) = (2.5, 0), the entry of the channel is at x = 0 and the exit of the channel at x = 22. The channel width is 1 at ... See full document

... T-matrix formulation by approximating the applied strain as a piecewise continuous function, calculating the average period in each grating segment due to the ap- plied strain, and substituting this local period ... See full document

... beam element for both bar and truss problems in both static and modal analysis cases by using finite element simulation software ANSYS was ...beam element can be used conveniently to solve the ... See full document

... Neumann analysis. Here we simply choose a CFL number by numerical experiments to make the scheme stable. All the computations were performed in double precision. We can see in Tables  and  that the method with Q ... See full document

... wave equation by the numerical approximation ...wave equation and they obtained the controllability for the semi-discrete wave system, with the controls taken from an infinite dimensional ...wave ... See full document

... An interesting semi-analytic solution is given for the Helmholtz equation. This solution is obtained from a rigorous discussion of the regularity and the inversion of the tridiagonal symmetric matrix. Then, ... See full document

... this finite element analysis crosses the allowable values it'll lead to the failure of the structure within the given static ...The finite element analysis has been with success used to ... See full document

... p (1.1) where Ω is a bounded convex domain in R 2 with the smooth boundary of ∂ Ω , J = ( T 0 , ] . At first, the following assumptions were made for the parabolic equation. The positive constants K * and ... See full document

... We studied the detachment of a heterogeneous circular area of fiber from the composite structure, assuming that the interface is not perfectly adhesive. We used polar coordinates for this analysis. The numerical results ... See full document