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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"FEM method"”.

  1. Finite element analysis of permanent indentation of solids due to low velocity impact

    … range of velocities. For the MPC Overpack, the FEM method produced values that appear reasonable, but there is no valid compariSon FEM method can be used as a guidance within limitation to ascertain the reuse of the MPC Overpack.

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  2. Numerical simulation of nonlinear response of moored floating structures to steep waves

    … Arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian Finite Element Method (QALE-FEM) for numerically simulating wave-body interaction problems based on the fully nonlinear potential theory. The boundary value problem in this model is solved by a finite element method (FEM). The main difference between this method

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  3. Hybrid explicit-implicit FDTD-FEM time-domain solver for electromagnetic problems

    The Finite-Difference Time-Domain (FDTD) method and Finite-Element (FEM) method are numerical techniques used for solving Maxwell's electromagnetic equations. FDTD-FEM hybrid methods opt for combining the advantages of both FDTD and FEM. In this dissertation, signal processing techniques were used …

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  4. Accurate Treatments of Electronic Correlation: Phase Transitions in an Idealized One-Dimensional Ferroelectric and Modelling Experimental Quantum Dots

    … large set of commonly used electronic structure methods including MSFT, KLI, LSDA, and CCSD, and in the second we scrutinize whether SDW states truly exist as predicted by LSDA. In conjunction with the Computational Electronics Group at the Beckman Institute, we have performed QMC calculations on …

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  5. Solution of open region electromagnetic scattering problems on hypercube multiprocessors

    … space. Initially, algorithms based on the method of moments are investigated for coarse-grained MIMD hypercubes as well as fine-grained MIMD and SIMD hypercubes. It is shown that by exploiting the architecture of each hypercube, supercomputer performance can be obtained using the JPL Mark …

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  6. Material Characterization and Numerical Techniques for Accurate Prediction of Snow-Tire Interactions

    … typically evaluated using standardized methods such as ASTM F1805-20. However, physical testing presents substantial limitations, including limited access to winter proving grounds, difficulties in maintaining consistent test conditions and high prototyping costs. This dissertation …

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  7. Accurate Treatments of Electronic Correlation: Phase Transitions in an Idealized 1D Ferroelectric and Modelling Experimental Quantum Dots

    … Monte Carlo (QMC) is one of the most powerful methods for solving many body problems in Physics and Chemistry. MC sampling allows one to measure physical properties systems with very complicated wave functions that incorporate correlation between the electrons. Additionally, QMC has O(N3) …

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  8. Finite element methods for implicit solvent models

    In this thesis, we develop finite element methods (FEMs) for implicit solvent models. Implicit models treat the solvent in biomolecular systems as bulk continuum and are thus computationally efficient. The Poisson-Boltzmann equation (PBE) is one important example. We design a FEM for the linear PBE …

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  9. A variational framework for multi-scale defect modeling in strained electronics and processing of composite materials

    … reaction across the multi-phase interfaces. The method is based on employing structured non-moving meshes to solve the Navier-Stokes equations employing a finite element method (FEM) stabilized via the Variational Multiscale Method (VMS). Within VMS framework a discontinuity capturing method is …

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  10. Structural Investigation of Negative Gaussian Curvature Shells as Liquid-Storage Vessels

    … the structural design. The Finite Element Method (FEM) using ABAQUS software was also used to check the accuracy of the derived closed-form solutions. These were in good agreement with an error of less than 5% for both hoop and meridional stresses, hence the developed equations are reliable …

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  11. Eddy current displacement sensor with LTCC technology

    … LTCC sensor coil, a set of analytic calculating methods based on fundamental equations of the inductance and the capacitance between two simple thin strips was built. The inductance, resistance, capacitance, quality factor, self-resonant frequency of a complete sensor coil and standard skin depth …

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