Well-conditioned collocation schemes and new triangular spectral-element methods
In the first portion of this thesis, a new well-conditioned collocation method for solving differential equations based on Birkhoff interpolation is presented. The collocation schemes on interior points using the interpolation basis functions produce linear systems that do not use differentiation m...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-607602023-02-28T23:31:54Z Well-conditioned collocation schemes and new triangular spectral-element methods Villena Samson, Michael Daniel Wang Li-Lian School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences DRNTU::Science::Mathematics::Applied mathematics::Numerical analysis DRNTU::Science::Mathematics::Applied mathematics::Simulation and modeling In the first portion of this thesis, a new well-conditioned collocation method for solving differential equations based on Birkhoff interpolation is presented. The collocation schemes on interior points using the interpolation basis functions produce linear systems that do not use differentiation matrices and have coefficient matrices with condition numbers independent of the number of points. The method is extended to different differentiation orders, computational domains and dimensionalities, noting corresponding implementation issues. In the latter portion of this thesis, a new triangular spectral-element method using a recently introduced rectangle-triangle map is presented. This map induces a logarithmic singularity, removed by a fast, stable and accurate numerical algorithm; thus, triangular elements are as efficiently handled as quadrilateral elements. Optimal estimates of approximation by the new modal and nodal bases on a triangle are obtained. Efficient and accurate implementations on one triangle and on an unstructured triangulation of a polygon are demonstrated. MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES 2014-05-30T03:16:13Z 2014-05-30T03:16:13Z 2014 2014 Thesis Villena Samson, M. D. (2014). Well-conditioned collocation schemes and new triangular spectral-element methods. Doctoral thesis, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/60760 10.32657/10356/60760 en 159 p. application/pdf |
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In the first portion of this thesis, a new well-conditioned collocation method for solving differential equations based on Birkhoff interpolation is presented. The collocation schemes on interior points using the interpolation basis functions produce linear systems that do not use differentiation matrices and have coefficient matrices with condition numbers independent of the number of points. The method is extended to different differentiation orders, computational domains
and dimensionalities, noting corresponding implementation issues. In the latter portion of this thesis, a new triangular spectral-element method using a recently introduced rectangle-triangle map is presented. This map induces a logarithmic singularity, removed by a fast, stable and accurate numerical algorithm; thus, triangular elements are as efficiently handled as quadrilateral elements. Optimal estimates of approximation by the new modal and nodal bases on a triangle are obtained. Efficient and accurate implementations on one triangle and on an unstructured triangulation of a polygon are demonstrated. |
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Well-conditioned collocation schemes and new triangular spectral-element methods |
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Well-conditioned collocation schemes and new triangular spectral-element methods |
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