A discontinuous Galerkin (DG) method will be discussed for the coupling of elasticity and diffusion. The motivation comes from an elementary analysis of the simplest, coupled elasto-diffusion problem. This analysis exposes a higher-order continuity requirement on the displacement field. After an outline of this analysis, we proceed to a formulation of the coupled problem in the framework of DG methods. Specifically, we present a class of DG methods that account for inter-element discontinuities in a variationally-consistent manner. This DG formulation is the basis for a finite element implementation that retains consistency with interpolations, the higher-order continuity conditions notwithstanding. An error analysis of the DG formulation has been developed and will be presented. In conclusion a comparison of numerical results with the standard Galerkin finite element formulation and a mixed formulation will be carried out.
K. Garikipati, S. de Miranda, L. Molari, F. Ubertini (2007). A discontinuous Galerkin method for coupled elasto-diffusion. s.l : s.n.
A discontinuous Galerkin method for coupled elasto-diffusion
DE MIRANDA, STEFANO;MOLARI, LUISA;UBERTINI, FRANCESCO
2007
Abstract
A discontinuous Galerkin (DG) method will be discussed for the coupling of elasticity and diffusion. The motivation comes from an elementary analysis of the simplest, coupled elasto-diffusion problem. This analysis exposes a higher-order continuity requirement on the displacement field. After an outline of this analysis, we proceed to a formulation of the coupled problem in the framework of DG methods. Specifically, we present a class of DG methods that account for inter-element discontinuities in a variationally-consistent manner. This DG formulation is the basis for a finite element implementation that retains consistency with interpolations, the higher-order continuity conditions notwithstanding. An error analysis of the DG formulation has been developed and will be presented. In conclusion a comparison of numerical results with the standard Galerkin finite element formulation and a mixed formulation will be carried out.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.