Flux determination using finite elements: global vs. local calculation
Finite difference procedures for flux determination are not well suited for application to field results obtained from finite element calculations. A novel method for flux calculation has been derived. This method is based on the weak formulation and is suitable for use with finite elements. A matri...
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doaj-ac3bc8947bd44e48a7264d9cb70314fe2020-11-25T00:17:39ZengFaculty of Mechanical Engineering in Slavonski Brod, Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Osijek, Faculty of Civil Engineering in Osijek Tehnički Vjesnik1330-36511848-63392017-01-01241247252Flux determination using finite elements: global vs. local calculationIvica Kožar0Danila Lozzi-Kožar1University of Rijeka, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Department for Computer Modeling, Radmile Matejcic 3, 51000 Rijeka, CroatiaCroatian Waters, Djure Sporera 3, 51000 Rijeka, CroatiaFinite difference procedures for flux determination are not well suited for application to field results obtained from finite element calculations. A novel method for flux calculation has been derived. This method is based on the weak formulation and is suitable for use with finite elements. A matrix formulation for local and global application to finite element formulations is presented. An additional benefit of the method is that Neumann boundary conditions can be easily incorporated in the finite element formulation of the nonlinear field problem. A comparison between the finite difference, Pade derivative and novel finite element procedures is demonstrated through one- and two-dimensional examples.https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/257883boundary conditionfinite elementflux determinationmatrix formulationnonlinear field problemweak formulation |
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Ivica Kožar Danila Lozzi-Kožar Flux determination using finite elements: global vs. local calculation Tehnički Vjesnik boundary condition finite element flux determination matrix formulation nonlinear field problem weak formulation |
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Flux determination using finite elements: global vs. local calculation |
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Flux determination using finite elements: global vs. local calculation |
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Flux determination using finite elements: global vs. local calculation |
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Flux determination using finite elements: global vs. local calculation |
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Flux determination using finite elements: global vs. local calculation |
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flux determination using finite elements: global vs. local calculation |
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Faculty of Mechanical Engineering in Slavonski Brod, Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Osijek, Faculty of Civil Engineering in Osijek |
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Tehnički Vjesnik |
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1330-3651 1848-6339 |
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2017-01-01 |
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Finite difference procedures for flux determination are not well suited for application to field results obtained from finite element calculations. A novel method for flux calculation has been derived. This method is based on the weak formulation and is suitable for use with finite elements. A matrix formulation for local and global application to finite element formulations is presented. An additional benefit of the method is that Neumann boundary conditions can be easily incorporated in the finite element formulation of the nonlinear field problem. A comparison between the finite difference, Pade derivative and novel finite element procedures is demonstrated through one- and two-dimensional examples. |
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boundary condition finite element flux determination matrix formulation nonlinear field problem weak formulation |
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