In this paper, the economical finite difference-streamline diffusion (EFDSD) schemes based on the linear F.E. space for time-dependent linear and non-linear convection-dominated diffusion problems are constructed. The...In this paper, the economical finite difference-streamline diffusion (EFDSD) schemes based on the linear F.E. space for time-dependent linear and non-linear convection-dominated diffusion problems are constructed. The stability and error estimation with quasi-optimal order approximation are established in the norm stronger than L^2 - norm for the schemes considered. It is indicated by the results obtained that,for linear F.E. space, the EFDSD schemes have the same specific properties of stability and convergence as the traditional FDSD schemes for the problems discussed.展开更多
Three-dimensional forward modeling magnetotellurics （MT） problems. We present a is a challenge for geometrically complex new edge-based finite-element algorithm using an unstructured mesh for accurately and efficien...Three-dimensional forward modeling magnetotellurics （MT） problems. We present a is a challenge for geometrically complex new edge-based finite-element algorithm using an unstructured mesh for accurately and efficiently simulating 3D MT responses. The electric field curl-curl equation in the frequency domain was used to deduce the H （curl） variation weak form of the MT forward problem, the Galerkin rule was used to derive a linear finite-element equation on the linear-edge tetrahedroid space, and, finally, a BI-CGSTAB solver was used to estimate the unknown electric fields. A local mesh refinement technique in the neighbor of the measuring MT stations was used to greatly improve the accuracies of the numerical solutions. Four synthetic models validated the powerful performance of our algorithms. We believe that our method will effectively contribute to processing more complex MT studies.展开更多
The macroscopic mechanical properties of rocks are significantly influenced by their microstructure.As a material bonded by mineral grains,the grain morphology of crystalline rock is the primary factor influencing the...The macroscopic mechanical properties of rocks are significantly influenced by their microstructure.As a material bonded by mineral grains,the grain morphology of crystalline rock is the primary factor influencing the strength.However,most strength criteria neglect the strength variations caused by different grain characteristics in rocks.Furthermore,the traditional linear criteria tend to overestimate tensile strength and exhibit apex singularity.To address these shortcomings,a piecewise strength criterion that considers the grain size effect has been proposed.A part of an ellipse was employed to construct the envelope of the tensive-shear region on the meridian plane,to accurately reproduce the low tensile-compressive strength ratio.Based on the analysis of experimental data,both linear and exponential modification functions that account for grain size effects were integrated into the proposed criterion.The corresponding finite element algorithm has been implemented.The accuracy and applicability of the proposed criterion were validated by comparing with the experimental data.展开更多
文摘In this paper, the economical finite difference-streamline diffusion (EFDSD) schemes based on the linear F.E. space for time-dependent linear and non-linear convection-dominated diffusion problems are constructed. The stability and error estimation with quasi-optimal order approximation are established in the norm stronger than L^2 - norm for the schemes considered. It is indicated by the results obtained that,for linear F.E. space, the EFDSD schemes have the same specific properties of stability and convergence as the traditional FDSD schemes for the problems discussed.
基金National High Technology Research and Development Program(863 Program)(No.2006AA06Z105,2007AA06Z134)
文摘Three-dimensional forward modeling magnetotellurics （MT） problems. We present a is a challenge for geometrically complex new edge-based finite-element algorithm using an unstructured mesh for accurately and efficiently simulating 3D MT responses. The electric field curl-curl equation in the frequency domain was used to deduce the H （curl） variation weak form of the MT forward problem, the Galerkin rule was used to derive a linear finite-element equation on the linear-edge tetrahedroid space, and, finally, a BI-CGSTAB solver was used to estimate the unknown electric fields. A local mesh refinement technique in the neighbor of the measuring MT stations was used to greatly improve the accuracies of the numerical solutions. Four synthetic models validated the powerful performance of our algorithms. We believe that our method will effectively contribute to processing more complex MT studies.
基金Project(2023YFC2907403)supported by the National Key R&D Program of ChinaProject(52074021)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China+1 种基金Project(2242045)supported by Beijing Natural Science Foundation,ChinaProject(ZD202216)supported by the Beijing Association of Higher Education,China。
文摘The macroscopic mechanical properties of rocks are significantly influenced by their microstructure.As a material bonded by mineral grains,the grain morphology of crystalline rock is the primary factor influencing the strength.However,most strength criteria neglect the strength variations caused by different grain characteristics in rocks.Furthermore,the traditional linear criteria tend to overestimate tensile strength and exhibit apex singularity.To address these shortcomings,a piecewise strength criterion that considers the grain size effect has been proposed.A part of an ellipse was employed to construct the envelope of the tensive-shear region on the meridian plane,to accurately reproduce the low tensile-compressive strength ratio.Based on the analysis of experimental data,both linear and exponential modification functions that account for grain size effects were integrated into the proposed criterion.The corresponding finite element algorithm has been implemented.The accuracy and applicability of the proposed criterion were validated by comparing with the experimental data.
