When addressing plate or shell geometries in which mathematical models are defined and must be solved, 3D approximations based on the use of meshes covering the domain are compromised, being one of its characteristic dimensions of the domain (the thickness in the case of plates and shell-like geometries) much smaller than the other characteristic dimensions, making difficult the use of good quality meshes.

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Space Separation

  • Francisco Chinesta,
  • Elías Cueto,
  • Victor Champaney,
  • Chady Ghnatios,
  • Amine Ammar,
  • Nicolas Hascoët,
  • David González,
  • Icíar Alfaro,
  • Daniele Di Lorenzo,
  • Angelo Pasquale,
  • Dominique Baillargeat

摘要

When addressing plate or shell geometries in which mathematical models are defined and must be solved, 3D approximations based on the use of meshes covering the domain are compromised, being one of its characteristic dimensions of the domain (the thickness in the case of plates and shell-like geometries) much smaller than the other characteristic dimensions, making difficult the use of good quality meshes.