The XFEM for high-gradient solutions in convection-dominated problems
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- Moving least-squares aided finite element method (MLS-FEM): a powerful means to predict pressure discontinuities of multi-phase flow fields and reduce spurious currents
- A spline-based enrichment function for arbitrary inclusions in extended finite element method with applications to finite deformations
- An XFEM frame for plate elements in yield line analyses
- Accuracy of three-dimensional analysis of regularized singularities
- Hanging nodes and XFEM
- Localized axial Green's function method for the convection-diffusion equations in arbitrary domains
- A simple and efficient preconditioning scheme for Heaviside enriched XFEM
- Efficient adaptive integration of functions with sharp gradients and cusps in n-dimensional parallelepipeds
- Hierarchical X-FEM for \(n\)-phase flow \((n > 2)\)
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