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Development of meshfree particle Methods

Jin Ho Lee

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Finite element Methods(FEM) have been the primary computational methodologies in science and engineering computations for more than half centuries. One of the main limitations of the finite element approximations is that they need mesh which is an artificial constraint, and they need remeshing to solve in some special problems. The advantages in meshfree Methods is to develop meshfree interpolant schemes that only depends on particles, so they relieve the burden of remeshing and successive mesh generation. In this paper we describe the development of meshfree particle Methods and introduce the numerical schemes for Smoothed Particle hydrodynamics, meshfree Galerkin Methods and meshfree point collocation mehtods. We discusse the advantages and the shortcomings of these Methods, also we verify the applicability and efficiency of Meshfree Particle Methods.

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Finite element Methods(FEM) have been the primary computational methodologies in science and engineering computations for more than half centuries. One of the main limitations of the finite element approximations is that they need mesh which is an artificial constraint, and they need remeshing to solve in some special problems. The advantages in meshfree Methods is to develop meshfree interpolant schemes that only depends on particles, so they relieve the burden of remeshing and successive mesh generation. In this paper we describe the development of meshfree particle Methods and introduce the numerical schemes for Smoothed Particle hydrodynamics, meshfree Galerkin Methods and meshfree point collocation mehtods. We discusse the advantages and the shortcomings of these Methods, also we verify the applicability and efficiency of Meshfree Particle Methods.

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Finite element Methods(FEM) have been the primary computational methodologies in science and engineering computations for more than half centuries. One of the main limitations of the finite element approximations is that they need mesh which is an artificial constraint, and they need remeshing to solve in some special problems. The advantages in meshfree Methods is to develop meshfree interpolant schemes that only depends on particles, so they relieve the burden of remeshing and successive mesh generation. In this paper we describe the development of meshfree particle Methods and introduce the numerical schemes for Smoothed Particle hydrodynamics, meshfree Galerkin Methods and meshfree point collocation mehtods. We discusse the advantages and the shortcomings of these Methods, also we verify the applicability and efficiency of Meshfree Particle Methods.

Key concepts: Diffuse element method, Meshfree methods, Finite element method, Smoothed finite element method, Galerkin method, Smoothed-particle hydrodynamics, Computer science, Collocation (remote sensing)

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