Generalized Spectral Decomposition Approach to a Stochastic Finite Integration Technique Electrokinetic Formulation
Keywords:
Electrokinetics, finite integration technique, polynomial chaos expansion, resistance welding, uncertainty cuantificationAbstract
In order to efficiently solve the stochastic finite integration technique formulation for electrokinetics, a recently proposed generalized spectral decomposition approach is applied. Compared to the standard approach, the proposed method drastically reduces the computational burden. The results are validated by comparison with those obtained with high order polynomial chaos expansion, taken as the reference solution.
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