Two examples of partitioning approaches for multiscale and multiphysics coupled problems
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https://doi.org/10.13052/REMN.17.807-818Keywords:
partitioning, interface, multiphysics, multiscale, transfer, non matching discretizations, finite elementsAbstract
Partitioning strategies usually focus on interaction between subsystems. They are good candidates to model couplings at different spatial or time scales. A mechanism for the information transfer between subsystems and / or between scales is therefore required. Herein, we propose examples of a subdomain gluing with different spatial scales, and of a poroelastic coupling featuring different time scales.
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