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Locking-free, three-field formulations for coupled elasticity-poroelasticity Ruiz-Baier, Ricardo
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We present stable and convergent mixed finite element methods for the discretisation of poroelasticity and elasticity/poroelasticity coupled equations in a new formulation, where the volumetric contributions to the total stress are merged into an additional unknown. The resulting saddle point formulations can be analysed by means of a Fredholm alternative, after realising that they are compact perturbations of Stokes-like invertible systems. Galerkin schemes are then proposed, and given that specific finite dimensional spaces are chosen adequately, the methods remain stable and optimally convergent in the incompressible limit.
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Locking-free, three-field formulations for coupled elasticity-poroelasticity
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Banff International Research Station for Mathematical Innovation and Discovery
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2018-08-01T11:35
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We present stable and convergent mixed finite element methods for the discretisation of poroelasticity and elasticity/poroelasticity coupled equations in a new formulation, where the volumetric contributions to the total stress are merged into an additional unknown. The resulting saddle point formulations can be analysed by means of a Fredholm alternative, after realising that they are compact perturbations of Stokes-like invertible systems. Galerkin schemes are then proposed, and given that specific finite dimensional spaces are chosen adequately, the methods remain stable and optimally convergent in the incompressible limit.
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eng
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Author affiliation: Oxford U.
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2019-03-17
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Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
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10.14288/1.0377026
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Unreviewed
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