The solution of elliptic systems of partial differential equations requires the imposition of appropriate boundary conditions (BC’s). There are basically two types of BC’s1: the essential (Dirichlet) and the natural (Neumann). In the present work we discuss the enforcement of the former type within the framework of weak form based methods. Especially interesting are the ways to accomplish this task when the domain approximation functions do not possess inter-polatory character. A general method is proposed to locally enforce these conditions based on a hybrid-displacement model arising from a non-conventional finite element formulation. The conditions that must be fulfilled by both the approximations of the displacements in the domain and t...
Among the existing tools to analyze and model the partial differential equations, the Lopatinskii\u2...
We present a parameter-free domain sewing approach for low-order as well as high-order finite elemen...
AbstractWe consider partial differential equations in an infinite domain in which an artificial boun...
In this work, we propose a method to prescribe essential boundary conditions in the finite element a...
This is the accepted version of the following article: [Codina, R., and Baiges, J. (2015) Weak impos...
This paper is devoted to the imposition of Dirichlet type conditions within the eXtended Finite Elem...
In this article we first review various approaches developed to date for the weak imposition of Diri...
Generating matching meshes for problems with complex boundaries is often an intricate process, and t...
We address fundamental aspects in the approximation theory of vector-valued finite element methods, ...
We consider boundary element methods where the Calder\'on projector is used for the system matrix an...
We review different techniques to enforce essential boundary conditions, such as the (nonhomogeneous...
multiplier Summary. This paper is devoted to the imposition of Dirichlet type conditions within the ...
Imposing essential boundary conditions is a key issue in mesh-free methods. The mesh-free interpolat...
We present a parameter-free domain sewing approach for low- as well as high-order finite elements. I...
Galerkin (MLPG) type weak-forms of the displacement & traction boundary integral equations are p...
Among the existing tools to analyze and model the partial differential equations, the Lopatinskii\u2...
We present a parameter-free domain sewing approach for low-order as well as high-order finite elemen...
AbstractWe consider partial differential equations in an infinite domain in which an artificial boun...
In this work, we propose a method to prescribe essential boundary conditions in the finite element a...
This is the accepted version of the following article: [Codina, R., and Baiges, J. (2015) Weak impos...
This paper is devoted to the imposition of Dirichlet type conditions within the eXtended Finite Elem...
In this article we first review various approaches developed to date for the weak imposition of Diri...
Generating matching meshes for problems with complex boundaries is often an intricate process, and t...
We address fundamental aspects in the approximation theory of vector-valued finite element methods, ...
We consider boundary element methods where the Calder\'on projector is used for the system matrix an...
We review different techniques to enforce essential boundary conditions, such as the (nonhomogeneous...
multiplier Summary. This paper is devoted to the imposition of Dirichlet type conditions within the ...
Imposing essential boundary conditions is a key issue in mesh-free methods. The mesh-free interpolat...
We present a parameter-free domain sewing approach for low- as well as high-order finite elements. I...
Galerkin (MLPG) type weak-forms of the displacement & traction boundary integral equations are p...
Among the existing tools to analyze and model the partial differential equations, the Lopatinskii\u2...
We present a parameter-free domain sewing approach for low-order as well as high-order finite elemen...
AbstractWe consider partial differential equations in an infinite domain in which an artificial boun...