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12 - finite element method density growth - alternative formulation 12 - finite element method

finite element method sequential solution - element based huiskes, weinans, grootenboer, dalstra, fudala & slooff [1987], carter, orr, fhyrie [1989], beaupré, orr & carter [1990], weinans, huiskes & grootenboer [1992], [1994], jacobs, levenston, beaupré, simo & carter [1995], huiskes [2000], carter & beaupré [2001] staggered solution - integration point based weinans, huiskes & grootenboer [1992], harrigan & hamilton [1992],, [1994], jacobs, levenston, beaupré,simo & carter [1995] simultaneous solution - node point based jacobs, levenston, beaupré,simo & carter [1995], fischer, jacobs, levenston & carter [1997], nackenhorst [1997], levenston [1997]] finite element method

finite element method node point based strong form • strong form / residual format • residuals strong form finite element method

finite element method node point based boundary conditions • dirichlet / essential boundary conditions • neumann / natural boundary conditions boundary conditions finite element method

finite element method node point based weak form • weak form • weak form expressions weak form finite element method

finite element method node point based weak form • integration by parts • gauss theorem & boundary conditions • weak form weak form finite element method

temporal discretization node point based • discretization • time discrete weak form • interpolation of material time derivatives euler backward temporal discretization finite element method

spatial discretization node point based • discretization • interpolation of test functions • interpolation of trial functions spatial discretization finite element method

finite element method node point based discrete residuals • discrete residual format • discrete residuals discrete residuals finite element method

finite element method node point based linearization • linearization / newton raphson scheme • incremental residual • system of equations linearization finite element method

finite element method node point based linearization • iteration matrices linearization finite element method

simultaneous solution node point based loop over all time steps global newton iteration loop over all elements loop over all quadrature points evaulate balance of mass and momentum determine element residuals & partial derivatives determine global residuals and iterational matrices determine and determine state of biological equilibrium simultaneous solution finite element method

integration point based loop over all time steps global newton iteration loop over all elements loop over all quadrature points local newton iteration to determine determine element residual & partial derivative determine global residual and iterational matrix determine determine state of biological equilibrium staggered solution finite element method

integration vs node point based discontinuous solution finite element method

integration vs node point based continuous solution finite element method

integration vs node point based continuous solution finite element method

example - adaptation in bone different load cases [1] midstance phase of gait 2317 N 24˚ 703 N 28˚ [2] extreme range of abduction 1158 N -15˚ 351 N -8 ˚ [3] extreme range of adduction 1548 N 56˚ 468 N 35˚ Carter & Beaupré [2001] example - adaptation in bone

example - adaptation in bone node point based - h-refinement example - adaptation in bone

example - adaptation in bone node point based - p-refinement example - adaptation in bone

example - adaptation in bone integration point based - p-refinement example - adaptation in bone