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Regularized meshless method for solving Laplace equation with multiple holes Speaker: Kuo-Lun Wu Coworker : Jeng-Hong Kao 、 Kue-Hong Chen and Jeng-Tzong Chen 以正規化無網格法求解含多孔洞拉普拉斯方程式 工學院 2005/04/01
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2 Outlines Motivation Statement of problem Method of fundamental solutions Regularized meshless method Formulation for multiple holes Numerical examples Conclusions
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3 Outlines Motivation Statement of problem Method of fundamental solutions Regularized meshless method Formulation for multiple holes Numerical examples Conclusions
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4 Motivation Numerical Methods Mesh Methods Finite Difference Method Meshless Methods Finite Element Method Boundary Element Method (MFS)(RMM)
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5 Outlines Motivation Statement of problem Method of fundamental solutions Regularized meshless method Formulation for multiple holes Numerical examples Conclusions
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6 Statement of problem Laplace equation with multiple holes : potential flow around cylinders electrostatic field of wires torsion bar with holes MZMZ
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7 Outlines Motivation Statement of problem Method of fundamental solutions Regularized meshless method Formulation for multiple holes Numerical examples Conclusions
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8 Method of fundamental solutions (MFS) Method of fundamental solutions (MFS) : Source point Collocation point — Physical boundary -- Off-set boundary d = off-set distance d Double-layer potential approach Single-layer Potential approach Dirichlet problem Neumann problem Dirichlet problem Neumann problem Distributed type
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9 The artificial boundary (off-set boundary) distance is debatable. The diagonal coefficients of influence matrices are singular when the source point coincides the collocation point.
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10 Outlines Motivation Statement of problem Method of fundamental solutions Regularized meshless method Formulation for multiple holes Numerical examples Conclusions
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11 Regularized meshless method (RMM) Source point Collocation point — Physical boundary Regularized meshless method (RMM) Double-layer potential approach Dirichlet problem Neumann problem where I = Inward normal vector O = Outward normal vector
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12 In a similar way,
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14 Outlines Motivation Statement of problem Method of fundamental solutions Regularized meshless method Formulation with multiple holes Numerical examples Conclusions
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15 Formulation with multiple holes Source point Collocation point — Physical boundary inner holes = m-1 outer hole = m th
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16 inner holes = m-1 outer hole = m th Source point Collocation point — Physical boundary P=1
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17 inner holes = m-1 outer hole = m th Source point Collocation point — Physical boundary
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18 inner holes = m-1 outer hole = m th Source point Collocation point — Physical boundary
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19 inner holes = m-1 outer hole = m th Source point Collocation point — Physical boundary P=m
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20 inner holes = m-1 outer hole = m th Source point Collocation point — Physical boundary P=m
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21 The linear algebraic systems s s x x
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22 Outlines Motivation Statement of problem Method of fundamental solutions Regularized meshless method Formulation for multiple holes Numerical examples Conclusions
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23 Numerical examples y x y x Case 1 Dirichlet B.C.Case 2 Mixed-type B.C.
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24 Contour of potential (case 1) Exact solutionRMM (360 points)BEM (360 elements)
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25 Contour of potential (case 2) Exact solutionRMM (400 points)BEM (800 elements)
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26 Error convergence (case 2)
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27 Outlines Motivation Statement of problem Method of fundamental solutions Regularized meshless method Formulation for multiple holes Numerical examples Conclusions
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28 Conclusions Only boundary nodes on the real boundary are required. Singularity of kernels is desingularized. The present results for multiply-hole cases were well compared with exact solutions and BEM.
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29 The end Thanks for your attention. Your comment is much appreciated.
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