S. Mohan, J.-F. Lee
Abstract
A procedure for automatic three-dimensional tetrahedral mesh generation is discussed. Points are added according to the Delaunay triangulation. D.F. Watson's (1981) approach is used for mesh generation. The CAD (computer-aided design) package I-DEAS was used to input the solid model and to check the mesh.>
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A procedure for automatic three-dimensional tetrahedral mesh generation is discussed. Points are added according to the Delaunay triangulation. D.F. Watson's (1981) approach is used for mesh generation. The CAD (computer-aided design) package I-DEAS was used to input the solid model and to check the mesh.>
Key concepts: Delaunay triangulation, Mesh generation, Tetrahedron, Triangulation, Constrained Delaunay triangulation, Computer science, Finite element method, Chew's second algorithm