A posteriori-based, local multilevel mesh refinement for the Darcy porous media flow problem (Q6593322)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7901805
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    A posteriori-based, local multilevel mesh refinement for the Darcy porous media flow problem
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7901805

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      A posteriori-based, local multilevel mesh refinement for the Darcy porous media flow problem (English)
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      26 August 2024
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      This work combines the Flux Interface Correction (FIC) method and the equilibrated flux a posteriori error estimate with a cell-centered finite volume scheme to solve the Darcy porous media flow problem.\N\NThe equilibrated flux a posteriori error estimate is used within the FIC method in order to define the cells to refine in the context of the adaptive mesh refinement (AMR) procedure. Using the Berger-Rigoustos algorithm, patches are defined for the multilevel local mesh refinement algorithm presented in the contribution.\N\NFinally, two numerical examples are provided. The first one deals with a simple single phase flow model in order to check the coupling between the two methods. The second one, is a two-phase flow model (gas and water) with a comparison with an h-refinement strategy.
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      adaptive mesh refinement
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      a posteriori error estimates
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      flux interface correction
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      Darcy flow problem
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