Master's Thesis

midpoint progress

Bartosz Janota

Algorithms for construction of elimination tree for multi-frontal solver of isogeometric finite element method

dr hab. inż. Maciej Paszyński

What has been done

  • Research
  • Code
  • Computations
  • Abstract (congress)
  • Paper (congress)

Research

  • We need an optimal strategy
  • There are two existing strategies
  • Both of them are using T-Splines

Computational complexity of isogeometric FEM with T-splines and B-splines over 2D h-refined grids

 

The 1st Strategy

  • Utilizes h refinements and T-spline basis functions
  • For the point singularity the supports of T-spline basis functions from all the levels of the mesh overlap, which results in O(N^3) computational complexity of the solution

The 2nd Strategy

  • additional h refinements to the first one, so that T-spline basis functions do not overlap and therefore the computational complexity is reduced to O(N)
  • N for the second strategy is larger than for the first one

The 3rd Strategy

  • No global C1 continuity of the solution anymore
  • The third adaptive strategy uses h refinements with B-spline basis functions [1 and C0 separators (recursively repeated knots). 
  • We show that the computational cost of the third strategy is also linear, but we no longer preserve C1 global continuity of the solution

Code

Computations

  • The 1st Strategy

Computations

  • The 1st Strategy

Abstract

Paper

What needs to be done

  • Paper (MSc Thesis)

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