Using the Immersed Penalized Boundary Method with Splines to Solve PDE's on Curved Domains in 3D

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Auteurs principaux: Greene, Aussie, Schumaker, Larry L.
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author Greene, Aussie
Schumaker, Larry L.
author_facet Greene, Aussie
Schumaker, Larry L.
contents Second-order elliptic boundary-value problems defined on curved domains in 2D and 3D arise frequently in practice. A lot of work has gone into developing numerical methods for solving such problems. One of the newest and most promising methods is the $\textit{immersed penalized boundary method}$ (IPBM) introduced in [Schumaker, L. L., Solving elliptic PDE's on domains with curved boundaries with an immersed penalized boundary method, J. Sci. Comp. ${\bf 80(3)}$ (2019), 1369--1394]. For a comprehensive discussion of the use of these methods with various bivariate spline spaces, see the recent book [Schumaker, L. L.: $\textit{Spline Functions: More Computational Methods}$, SIAM (Philadelphia), 2024]. The purpose of this paper is to show how to use IPBM methods with trivariate spline spaces to solve boundary-value problems on curved domains in 3D.
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spellingShingle Using the Immersed Penalized Boundary Method with Splines to Solve PDE's on Curved Domains in 3D
Greene, Aussie
Schumaker, Larry L.
Numerical Analysis
65D07 (Primary), 65N99 (Secondary)
Second-order elliptic boundary-value problems defined on curved domains in 2D and 3D arise frequently in practice. A lot of work has gone into developing numerical methods for solving such problems. One of the newest and most promising methods is the $\textit{immersed penalized boundary method}$ (IPBM) introduced in [Schumaker, L. L., Solving elliptic PDE's on domains with curved boundaries with an immersed penalized boundary method, J. Sci. Comp. ${\bf 80(3)}$ (2019), 1369--1394]. For a comprehensive discussion of the use of these methods with various bivariate spline spaces, see the recent book [Schumaker, L. L.: $\textit{Spline Functions: More Computational Methods}$, SIAM (Philadelphia), 2024]. The purpose of this paper is to show how to use IPBM methods with trivariate spline spaces to solve boundary-value problems on curved domains in 3D.
title Using the Immersed Penalized Boundary Method with Splines to Solve PDE's on Curved Domains in 3D
topic Numerical Analysis
65D07 (Primary), 65N99 (Secondary)
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.16060