Parallel finite element and boundary element analysis: theory and applications – A bibliography (1997–1999)

In this paper, we show how an eddy current volume integral formulation can be used to analyse complex 3D conducting structures, achieving a substantial benefit from the use of a parallel computer system. To this purpose, the different steps of the numerical algorithms in view of their parallelization are outlined to enlighten the merits and the limitations of the proposed approach. Numerical examples are developed in a parallel environment to show the effectiveness of the metho

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“…Most part of the computational time is required for steps (2) and (3) that are therefore parallelized.…”

Section: Parallel Implementationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Many papers have been already published on these aspects [2]. In Reference [3], the authors implemented a 2D boundary element method (BEM) magnetostatic code on a system of transputers.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

An eddy current integral formulation on parallel computer systems

Fresa

Rubinacci

Ventre

2004

Numerical Meth Engineering

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“…Nowadays, behavioural aspects analysis and simulations play an important role in the product design and development process [16]. The introduction of finite element analysis into the design process for various kinds of products has become a common best practice.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

A grammar approach for combining product configuration modelling with behavioural aspects and simulations

Ostrosi

Haxhiaj

et al. 2011

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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The effective modelling of configurable products must handle the complex problem of representation of the configurable products, learning new configurable products and analysis of their behaviour. However, currently in advanced CAD systems, there exists no systematic and effective method for designing configurations and integrating behavioural aspects and simulations. This paper proposes and develops a grammar-based design approach to support both the computer-aided design for configuration and computing in CAD systems. Two interrelated questions are taken into account: (1) What are the hypothesis, properties and features for product configuration? (2) How can the product based on configuration features be represented and how can the configuration representation method integrate the numerical computing in design? This approach, under the guide of the proposed formal modelling, is implemented in computers. A design case study illustrates the proposed approach.

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Optimal Structural Analysis

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Parallel finite element and boundary element analysis: theory and applications – A bibliography (1997–1999)

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An eddy current integral formulation on parallel computer systems

An eddy current integral formulation on parallel computer systems

A grammar approach for combining product configuration modelling with behavioural aspects and simulations

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