A Unified Model for Thermo- and Multiple-Network Poroelasticity with a Global-in-Time Iterative Decoupling Scheme

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Autori principali: Gu, Huipeng, Cai, Mingchao, Li, Jingzhi, Jiang, Yu
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author Gu, Huipeng
Cai, Mingchao
Li, Jingzhi
Jiang, Yu
author_facet Gu, Huipeng
Cai, Mingchao
Li, Jingzhi
Jiang, Yu
contents This paper introduces a unified model for thermo-poroelasticity and multiple-network poroelasticity, reformulated into a total-pressure-based system. We first establish the well-posedness of the problem via a Galerkin-based argument and subsequently introduce a robust space-time finite element approximation. To efficiently solve the fully coupled system, we propose a global-in-time iterative algorithm that sequentially decouples the mechanics from the transport equations, while incorporating necessary stabilization terms. We explicitly analyze the convergence rate and provide a rigorous proof that the proposed scheme constitutes a contraction mapping under physically relevant conditions, thereby ensuring its unconditional convergence. Numerical experiments confirm the theoretical stability bounds and demonstrate optimal convergence rates in both space and time, yielding solutions free of non-physical pressure oscillations.
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spellingShingle A Unified Model for Thermo- and Multiple-Network Poroelasticity with a Global-in-Time Iterative Decoupling Scheme
Gu, Huipeng
Cai, Mingchao
Li, Jingzhi
Jiang, Yu
Numerical Analysis
This paper introduces a unified model for thermo-poroelasticity and multiple-network poroelasticity, reformulated into a total-pressure-based system. We first establish the well-posedness of the problem via a Galerkin-based argument and subsequently introduce a robust space-time finite element approximation. To efficiently solve the fully coupled system, we propose a global-in-time iterative algorithm that sequentially decouples the mechanics from the transport equations, while incorporating necessary stabilization terms. We explicitly analyze the convergence rate and provide a rigorous proof that the proposed scheme constitutes a contraction mapping under physically relevant conditions, thereby ensuring its unconditional convergence. Numerical experiments confirm the theoretical stability bounds and demonstrate optimal convergence rates in both space and time, yielding solutions free of non-physical pressure oscillations.
title A Unified Model for Thermo- and Multiple-Network Poroelasticity with a Global-in-Time Iterative Decoupling Scheme
topic Numerical Analysis
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.29275