论文信息 - Potential of mixed formulations for advanced analysis systems

Potential of mixed formulations for advanced analysis systems

Abstract Two recent applications of the combined use of mixed formulation with splitting methodologies and reduction methods are presented. Discussion focuses on how the combination can significantly improve the efficiency of the computational process and enhance the physical understanding of the response. Numerical examples are presented which demonstrate the unique features and potential of mixed formulations in advanced analysis systems.

Ahmed K. Noor | Jeanne M. Peters

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