Multimodeling of multi-alterated structures in the Arlequin framework
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https://doi.org/10.13052/REMN.17.969-980Keywords:
multi-alteration, multi-patch, multimodel, Arlequin framework, substructuring, parallel computing, FETI methodAbstract
The goal of this work is the development of a numerical methodology for flexible and low-cost computation and/or design of complex structures that might have been obtained by a multialteration of a sound simple structure. The multimodel Arlequin framework is herein used to meet the flexibility and low-costs requirements. A preconditioned FETI-like solver is adapted to the solution of the discrete mixed Arlequin problems obtained by using the Finite Element Method. Enlightening numerical results are given.
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