WEB-spline finite elements for the approximation of Navier-Lamé system with C_A, B boundary condition
Summary: The objective of this article is to discuss the existence and the uniqueness of a weighted extended B-spline- (WEB-spline-) based discrete solution for the 2D Navier-Lamé equation of linear elasticity with a different type of mixed boundary condition called \(C_{A, B}\) boundary condition. Along with the usual weak mixed formulation, we give existence and uniqueness results for weak solution. Then, we illustrate the performance of Ritz-Galerkin schemes for a model problem and applications in linear elasticity. Finally, we discuss several implementation aspects. The numerical tests confirm that, due to the new integration routines, the weighted B-spline solvers have become considerably more efficient.
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