Reducing Meshing Requirements for Electrostatic Problems using a Galerkin Boundary Element Method

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Autores principales: Marussig, Benjamin, Rüberg, Thomas, Zechner, Jürgen, Kielhorn, Lars, Fries, Thomas-Peter
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Publicado: 2024
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author Marussig, Benjamin
Rüberg, Thomas
Zechner, Jürgen
Kielhorn, Lars
Fries, Thomas-Peter
author_facet Marussig, Benjamin
Rüberg, Thomas
Zechner, Jürgen
Kielhorn, Lars
Fries, Thomas-Peter
contents This work focuses on model preparation for electrostatic simulations of CAD designs to realize a rapid virtual prototyping concept. We present a boundary element method (BEM) allowing discontinuous fields between surfaces. The corresponding edges of the CAD model are enhanced with the data required to integrate over non-conforming elements. Finally, we generate a mesh for each CAD surface. The approach is verified via numerical experiments and shows excellent agreement with conforming BEM results.
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spellingShingle Reducing Meshing Requirements for Electrostatic Problems using a Galerkin Boundary Element Method
Marussig, Benjamin
Rüberg, Thomas
Zechner, Jürgen
Kielhorn, Lars
Fries, Thomas-Peter
Computational Engineering, Finance, and Science
This work focuses on model preparation for electrostatic simulations of CAD designs to realize a rapid virtual prototyping concept. We present a boundary element method (BEM) allowing discontinuous fields between surfaces. The corresponding edges of the CAD model are enhanced with the data required to integrate over non-conforming elements. Finally, we generate a mesh for each CAD surface. The approach is verified via numerical experiments and shows excellent agreement with conforming BEM results.
title Reducing Meshing Requirements for Electrostatic Problems using a Galerkin Boundary Element Method
topic Computational Engineering, Finance, and Science
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.09136