Search results for: FINITE ELEMENT METHOD, MASS MATRIX, ROD FINITE ELEMENT

• An optimal form of the finite element mass matrix in the analysis of longitudinal vibrations of rods

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  • M. Palacz
  • M. Krawczuk

  - FINITE ELEMENTS IN ANALYSIS AND DESIGN - Year 2022

  In this paper, an attempt is made to find the optimal form of the mass matrix of a rod finite element, which allows one to obtain the smallest errors in the longitudinal frequency determination of natural vibrations of any boundary conditions within the whole range of determined frequencies. It is assumed that the mass matrix can be treated as a linear combination of the consistent and diagonal matrices. Based on analytical considerations,...

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• Finite element matrix generation on a GPU

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  • A. Dziekoński
  • P. Sypek
  • A. Lamęcki
  • M. Mrozowski

  - Progress in Electromagnetics Research-PIER - Year 2012

  This paper presents an efficient technique for fast generation of sparse systems of linear equations arising in computational electromagnetics in a finite element method using higher order elements. The proposed approach employs a graphics processing unit (GPU) for both numerical integration and matrix assembly. The performance results obtained on a test platform consisting of a Fermi GPU (1x Tesla C2075) and a CPU (2x twelve-core...

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• GPU-accelerated finite element method

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  • A. Dziekoński
  • A. Lamęcki
  • M. Mrozowski

  - Year 2016

  In this paper the results of the acceleration of computations involved in analysing electromagnetic problems by means of the finite element method (FEM), obtained with graphics processors (GPU), are presented. A 4.7-fold acceleration was achieved thanks to the massive parallelization of the most time-consuming steps of FEM, namely finite-element matrix-generation and the solution of a sparse system of linear equations with the...

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• Wideband Macromodels in Finite Element Method

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  • G. Fotyga
  • M. Rewieński
  • M. Mrozowski

  - IEEE MICROWAVE AND WIRELESS COMPONENTS LETTERS - Year 2015

  This letter proposes a novel projection technique for accelerating Finite Element Method simulations. The algorithm is based on the Second-order Arnoldi Method for Passive Order Reduction (SAPOR). It involves generation of two projection bases and thanks to this it is applicable to the systems of equations, which contain the quadratic frequency-dependence in the input term, that arise when projection is applied locally in the selected...

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• A Review: Applications of the Spectral Finite Element Method

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  • M. B. Hafeez
  • M. Krawczuk

  - ARCHIVES OF COMPUTATIONAL METHODS IN ENGINEERING - Year 2023

  The Spectral Finite Element Technique (SFEM) has Several Applications in the Sciences, Engineering, and Mathematics, which will be Covered in this Review Article. The Spectral Finite Element Method (SFEM) is a Variant of the Traditional Finite Element Method FEM that Makes use of Higher Order Basis Functions (FEM). One of the most Fundamental Numerical Techniques Employed in the Numerical Simulation is the SFEM, which Outperforms...

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• Assessment of rod behavior theories used in spectral finite element modeling

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  • A. Żak
  • M. Krawczuk

  - JOURNAL OF SOUND AND VIBRATION - Year 2010

  W pracy przedstawiono teorie prętów i przedstawiono ich przydatnośc w analizie propagacji fal sprężystych z wykorzystaniem metody spektralnych elementów skończonych.

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• Accuracy, Memory and Speed Strategies in GPU-based Finite-Element Matrix-Generation

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  • A. Dziekoński
  • P. Sypek
  • A. Lamęcki
  • M. Mrozowski

  - IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters - Year 2012

  This paper presents strategies on how to optimize GPU-based finite-element matrix-generation that occurs in the finite-element method (FEM) using higher order curvilinear elements. The goal of the optimization is to increase the speed of evaluation and assembly of large finite-element matrices on a single GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) while maintaining the accuracy of numerical integration at the desired level. For this reason,...

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• Finite Element Method Applied in Electromagnetic NDTE: - A Review

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  • M. Augustyniak
  • Z. Usarek

  - JOURNAL OF NONDESTRUCTIVE EVALUATION - Year 2016

  The paper contains an original comprehensive review of finite element analysis (FEA) applied by researchers to calibrate and improve existing and developing electromagnetic non-destructive testing and evaluation techniques, including but not limited to magnetic flux leakage (MFL), eddy current testing, electromagnetic-acoustic transducers (EMATs). Premium is put on the detection and modelling of magnetic field, as the vast majority...

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• Analysis of Corrugated Coaxial Line with the Use of Body of Revolution and Finite Element Method

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  • S. Dziedziewicz
  • R. Lech
  • P. Kowalczyk

  - Year 2020

  A combination of the body-of-revolution and finite element methods is utilized to the analysis of coaxial lines with corrugated rod and wall. Both periodic and non-periodic structures can be investigated. As the structure is axially symmetrical the two dimensional scalar-vector finite element method can be used, which allows for the investigation of complex geometries and is computationally efficient. A generalized impedance matrix...

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• Finite Element Method

  e-Learning Courses

  • B. Sobczyk
  • M. Malikan

  Item Name : Finite Element Method- Abaqus learning Field of study : Civil Engineering Faculty : Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering Education level : Second degree studies Form of studies : Full-time studies Year of studies : 1 Study semester : 2 Start of the semester : November 2021 Academic year of the course : 2021/2022 Form of classes : Lecture, Laboratory