Introduction to the network approximation method for materials modeling.
The author describes how networks approximations enables to derive solutions of continuum boundary-value problem via a discrete description based on structural approximation. In the first two chapters, they review ``mathematical notions used in the analysis of transport problems in composite materials and the ``background and motivation for the introduction of networks models. They complete the analysis by five extra chapters called ``networks approximation for boundary value problems with discontinuous coefficients..., ``Numerics for percolation and polydispersity via networks models, ``The network approximation for an infinite number of bodies, ``Network methods for non-linear composites, ``Networks approximation for potential of bodies and ``Application of the method of complex variables.
- Network approximation in the limit of small interparticle distance of the effective properties of a high-contrast random dispersed composite
- A discrete network approximation for effective conductivity of non-Ohmic high-contrast composites
- Discrete Network Approximation for Highly-Packed Composites with Irregular Geometry in Three Dimensions
- Error of the Network Approximation for Densely Packed Composites with Irregular Geometry
- Finite element network approximation of conductivity in particle composites
- A multiscale model reduction method for nonlinear monotone elliptic equations in heterogeneous media
- Diffusion in the presence of cells with semi-permeable membranes
- Homogenization of stiff inclusions through network approximation
- A proof of the Flaherty-Keller formula on the effective property of densely packed elastic composites
- Optimal and stable random pattern formations
- Pattern formations and optimal packing
- Network Approximation for Transport Properties of High Contrast Materials
- A pair of perfectly conducting disks in an external field
- Iterated numerical homogenization for multiscale elliptic equations with monotone nonlinearity
- Diffusion in arrays of obstacles: beyond homogenization
- Network approximation in the limit of small interparticle distance of the effective properties of a high-contrast random dispersed composite
- On the Optimal Conductivity of Packed Two-Dimensional Dispersed Composites
- Subspace decomposition based DNN algorithm for elliptic type multi-scale PDEs
- Multidimensional potential and its application to social networks
- Efficient computation of basic sums for random polydispersed composites
- Algorithms for computing symbolic representations of basic e-sums and their application to composites
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