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In level set fluid structure interaction method why can we rewrite the elastic force in this form while there is no shear force?

when we consider a Immersed Membrane Without Shear, we can define a regularized elastic energy as $$\mathcal{E}(\varphi)=\int_{\Omega} E(|\nabla \varphi|) \frac{1}{\varepsilon} \zeta\left(\frac{\...
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finding weak form of nonlinear differential equation for FEM simulation

The following is the well-known nonlinear differential equation for director's distribution at static equilibrium in liquid crystal displays(LCD). I want to obtain weak form of the given differential ...
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What FEM solver should be used for matrix-valued FE spaces?

I am pretty new to using FE solvers. I am trying to solve a system of (up to) 9 complex equations. We write these as a matrix equation (here), (with the implied sum over $j$, for each component ...
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Finding the weak form of a PDE with a tensor argument

I am trying to solve for the order parameter ($A$) in the Ginzburg Landau equations. I had asked on the math SE site but was recommended to ask here. We are trying to solve the following equation, (...
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Dyadic operations, fourth order tensors and Tensor algebra

I am trying to understand the dyadic operation for a while since I am interested in Elasticity problems. I believe an intuitive understanding (rather than assuming) will give me good problem solving ...
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Efficient schemes for solving the extended Saddle point problem

I am interested in knowing some efficient techniques for solving the following extended Saddle point problem. \begin{align} \begin{bmatrix} A & B^T & C^T \\ B & 0 & 0 \\ C & ...
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Finite element method for high-frequency electromagnetics

I am writing a project about the Finite element method for use in high-frequency solutions of Maxwell's equations. This could be for use in antenna design and similar. I have some trouble ...
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Solving coupled PDEs with self-consistency condition

I am figuring out how to attack a problem (the Usadel equations of superconductivity) in which I need to solve a set of nonlinear PDEs for the fields $\{G_i (r)\}$ $$ U(G_i(r), \nabla G_i(r), \Delta(r)...
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How can I implement second order derivatives of shape functions of a 3D elements?

I am developing an Abaqus UEL with 3D 8 nodes brick elements and I need second order derivatives of the shape functions, I have already mapped the first order derivatives from the element coordinates ...
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Finite-difference software for solving custom equations

Are there any good, easy to use, software for simulating the evolution of systems of generic differential equations? I know there are custom programs for various specific circumstances (such as ...
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COMSOL Circularl polarization

I'm having some problems trying to implement circularly polarized light in COMSOL Muliphysics. For a isotropic homogenous media, I've obtained without problems the TE and TM reflectance curves. ...
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Applying boundary Conditions on FEM

I have a partial differential equatons as shown below. $$\dfrac{d}{dx}((1+x)\dfrac{du(x)}{dx})=0$$ With the following boundary conditions. $$u(0)=0, u(3)=10$$ To solve it using FEM, I multiplied the ...
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Difference between MoM and FEM

Method of Moments and Finite Element Methods are two of the most used methods in computational electromagnetics to solve electromagnetic equations. As it is known, in FEM sparse matrixes are used ...
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Lattice spring models vs. finite element models

I am a beginning graduate student in the field of continuum mechanics. It is my understanding that most problems in this field are numerically solved via finite element methods (FEM). However, I have ...
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How long should the hyperelastic equations be solved before updating the mesh?

How long should the hyperelastic equations be solved before updating the mesh? To be specific, I'm interested in the hyperelastic model with a neo-Hookean solid: $$ \nabla\cdot\sigma + f = \rho\ddot{...
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