In order to take into account a modification of the geometry during an optimization process or due to a physical phenomenon, a deformation of the elements of the spatial discretization is preferable to conserve a conformal mesh and to apply the Finite Element (FE) method. To perform the displacement of nodes, interpolation method can be investigated in this context. In this paper, the Radial Basis Function (RBF) interpolation method is applied for low frequency electromagnetic problems solved by the FE method. A 2D magnetostatic example is considered to study the influence of the parameters of the RBF interpolation. To test the extension in 3D, a non destructive testing (NDT) problem is treated where the shape of the crack is modified by applying the proposed method.
The proper orthogonal decomposition method and Arnoldi-based Krylov projection method are investigated in order to reduce a finite-element model of a quasi-static problem. Both methods are compared on an academic example in terms of computation time and precision.Index Terms-Krylov subspace, model-order reduction, proper orthogonal decomposition, quasi-static problem.
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