The generation of a valid computational mesh is an essential step in the solution of many complex scientific and engineering applications. In this paper we present a new, robust algorithm, and several variants, for untangling invalid quadrilateral meshes. The primary computational aspect of the algorithm is the solution of a sequence of local linear programs, one for each interior mesh vertex. We show that the optimal solution to these local subproblems can be guaranteed and found efficiently. We present experimental results showing the effectiveness of this approach for problems where invalid, or negative area, elements can arise near highly concave domain boundaries
In finite element analysis (FEA), a mesh is said to be tangled if it contains an element with negati...
AbstractIn finite element analysis (FEA), a mesh is said to be tangled if it contains an element wit...
A method to optimize triangular and quadrilateral meshes on parameterized surfaces is proposed. The ...
The accuracy and efficiency of the solution to numerical systems depends on the quality of the mesh...
In this work, we present a simultaneous untangling and smoothing technique for quadrilateral and hex...
We investigate a well-motivated mesh untangling objective function whose optimization automatically ...
Mesh untangling is still a hot topic in applied mathematics. Tangled or folded meshes appear in many...
International audienceMesh untangling is still a hot topic in applied mathematics. Tangled or folded...
One challenge in the generation of high-order meshes is that mesh tangling can occur as a consequenc...
An effective method for untangling and optimization of hexahedral unstructured non-conformal meshes ...
AbstractHigh quality meshes are crucial for the solution of partial differential equations (PDEs) vi...
This paper describes a technique that enables to generate high order / curvilinear meshes in a robus...
International audienceMapping a triangulated surface to 2D space (or a tetrahedral mesh to 3D space)...
International audienceMapping a triangulated surface to 2D space (or a tetrahedral mesh to 3D space)...
We investigate here problems of unstructured quadrilateral mesh generation for polygonal domains, wi...
In finite element analysis (FEA), a mesh is said to be tangled if it contains an element with negati...
AbstractIn finite element analysis (FEA), a mesh is said to be tangled if it contains an element wit...
A method to optimize triangular and quadrilateral meshes on parameterized surfaces is proposed. The ...
The accuracy and efficiency of the solution to numerical systems depends on the quality of the mesh...
In this work, we present a simultaneous untangling and smoothing technique for quadrilateral and hex...
We investigate a well-motivated mesh untangling objective function whose optimization automatically ...
Mesh untangling is still a hot topic in applied mathematics. Tangled or folded meshes appear in many...
International audienceMesh untangling is still a hot topic in applied mathematics. Tangled or folded...
One challenge in the generation of high-order meshes is that mesh tangling can occur as a consequenc...
An effective method for untangling and optimization of hexahedral unstructured non-conformal meshes ...
AbstractHigh quality meshes are crucial for the solution of partial differential equations (PDEs) vi...
This paper describes a technique that enables to generate high order / curvilinear meshes in a robus...
International audienceMapping a triangulated surface to 2D space (or a tetrahedral mesh to 3D space)...
International audienceMapping a triangulated surface to 2D space (or a tetrahedral mesh to 3D space)...
We investigate here problems of unstructured quadrilateral mesh generation for polygonal domains, wi...
In finite element analysis (FEA), a mesh is said to be tangled if it contains an element with negati...
AbstractIn finite element analysis (FEA), a mesh is said to be tangled if it contains an element wit...
A method to optimize triangular and quadrilateral meshes on parameterized surfaces is proposed. The ...