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Abstract: We present a novel isogeometric collocation method for solving the Poisson’s and the biharmonic equation over planar bilinearly parameterized multi-patch geometries. The proposed approach relies on the use of a modified construction of the Cs-smooth mixed degree isogeometric spline space [1] for s=2 and s=4 in case of the Poisson’s and the biharmonic equation, respectively. The adapted spline space possesses the minimal possible degree p=s+1 everywhere on the multi-patch domain except in a small neighborhood of the inner edges and of the vertices of patch valency greater than one where a degree p=2s+1 is required. This allows to solve the PDEs with a much lower number of degrees of freedom compared to employing the Cs-smooth spline space [2] with the same high degree p=2s+1 everywhere. To perform isogeometric collocation with the smooth mixed degree spline functions, we introduce and study two different sets of collocation points, namely first a generalization of the standard Grevile points to the set of mixed degree Greville points and second the so-called mixed degree superconvergent points. The collocation method is further extended to the class of bilinear-like Gs multi-patch parameterizations [3], which enables the modeling of multi-patch domains with curved boundaries, and is finally tested on the basis of several numerical examples.
Keywords: isogeometric analysis, collocation, C^s-smoothness, mixed degree spline space, multi-patch surface
Published in RUP: 05.03.2026; Views: 645; Downloads: 32
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Abstract: We construct over a given bilinear multi-patch domain a novel $C^s$-smooth mixed degree and regularity isogeometric spline space, which possesses the degree $p=2s+1$ and regularity $r=s$ in a small neighborhood around the edges and vertices, and the degree~$\widetilde{p} \leq p$ with regularity $\widetilde{r} = \widetilde{p}-1 \geq r$ in all other parts of the domain. Our proposed approach relies on the technique Kapl and Vitrih (2021), which requires for the $C^s$-smooth isogeometric spline space a degree at least $p=2s+1$ on the entire multi-patch domain. Similar to Kapl and Vitrih (2021), the $C^s$-smooth mixed degree and regularity spline space is generated as the span of basis functions that correspond to the individual patches, edges and vertices of the domain. The reduction of degrees of freedom for the functions in the interior of the patches is achieved by introducing an appropriate mixed degree and regularity underlying spline space over $[0,1]^2$ to define the functions on the single patches. We further extend our construction with a few examples to the class of bilinear-like $G^8$ multi-patch parameterizations (Kapl and Vitrih (2018); Kapl and Vitrih (2021)), which enables the design of multi-patch domains having curved boundaries and interfaces. Finally, the great potential of the $C^8$-smooth mixed degree and regularity isogeometric spline space for performing isogeometric analysis is demonstrated by several numerical examples of solving two particular high order partial differential equations, namely the biharmonic and triharmonic equation, via the isogeometric Galerkin method.
Keywords: isogeometric analysis, Galerkin method, C^s-smoothness, mixed degree and regularity spline space, multi-patch domain
Published in RUP: 01.07.2025; Views: 1187; Downloads: 7
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Keywords: (near-) linear space, projective plane, affine plane, partial geometry, generalized quadrangle, strongly regular graph, partial difference set, automorphism group
Published in RUP: 25.12.2024; Views: 2504; Downloads: 59
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Keywords: space, art, tourism, cosmic nation, culture
Published in RUP: 05.03.2021; Views: 3820; Downloads: 71
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Abstract: For a finite-dimensional linear subspace ▫{$\mathscr{S}} \subseteq {\mathscr{L}} (V,W)$▫ and a positive integer ▫$k$▫, the ▫$k$▫-reflexivity defect of ▫$\mathscr{S}$▫ is defined by ▫${\mathrm{rd}}_k ({\mathscr{S}}) = \dim({\mathrm{Ref}}_k (\mathscr{S})/\mathscr{S})$▫ where ▫${\mathrm{Ref}}_k$▫ is the ▫$k$▫-reflexive closure of ▫$\mathscr{S}$▫. We study this quantity for two-dimensional spaces of operators and for single generated algebras and their commutants.
Keywords: mathematics, operator theory, reflexivity defect, reflexivity, two-dimensional space of operators, single generated algebra, commutant
Published in RUP: 03.04.2017; Views: 3884; Downloads: 202
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