We present the implementation in the Alya code of a method to refine a mesh in parallel while preserving the curvature of a target topography. Our approach starts by generating a coarse linear mesh of the computational domain. Then, the former coarse mesh is curved to match the curvature of the target geometry. Finally, the curved mesh is given to the improved Alya code that now reads the curved mesh, partitions it, and sends the subdomain meshes to the slaves. The result is a finer linear mesh obtained in parallel with improved geometric accuracy. The main application of the obtained finer linear mesh is to compute a steady state flow solution on complex topographies
We present a parallel adaptive mesh refinement method with unstructured connectivity. The AMR packag...
We propose and analyze an algorithm for the robust construction of curved meshes in two and three di...
We present a distributed parallel mesh curving method for virtual geometry. The main application is ...
A parallel distributed approach to refine a mesh while preserving the curvature of a target geometry...
The paper presents a method for generating curved surfaces of 3D finite element meshes by mesh refin...
To provide straight-edged and curved piece-wise polynomial meshes that target a unique smooth geomet...
In this paper, we report the development of a parallel mesh multiplication code to subdivide a base ...
To provide straight-edged and curved piece-wise polynomial meshes that target a unique smooth geomet...
To provide straight-edged and curved piece-wise polynomial meshes that target a unique smooth geome...
We present a nodal interpolation method to approximate a subdivision model. The main application is ...
This paper considers the technologies needed to support the creation of adaptively constructed meshe...
We present a nodal interpolation method to approximate a subdivision model. The main application is...
In this work, we are interested in the mesh generation problem for simulation of compressible fluids...
The Alya System is the BSC simulation code for multi-physics problems [1]. It is based on a Variatio...
This paper considers the technologies needed to support the creation of adaptively constructed meshe...
We present a parallel adaptive mesh refinement method with unstructured connectivity. The AMR packag...
We propose and analyze an algorithm for the robust construction of curved meshes in two and three di...
We present a distributed parallel mesh curving method for virtual geometry. The main application is ...
A parallel distributed approach to refine a mesh while preserving the curvature of a target geometry...
The paper presents a method for generating curved surfaces of 3D finite element meshes by mesh refin...
To provide straight-edged and curved piece-wise polynomial meshes that target a unique smooth geomet...
In this paper, we report the development of a parallel mesh multiplication code to subdivide a base ...
To provide straight-edged and curved piece-wise polynomial meshes that target a unique smooth geomet...
To provide straight-edged and curved piece-wise polynomial meshes that target a unique smooth geome...
We present a nodal interpolation method to approximate a subdivision model. The main application is ...
This paper considers the technologies needed to support the creation of adaptively constructed meshe...
We present a nodal interpolation method to approximate a subdivision model. The main application is...
In this work, we are interested in the mesh generation problem for simulation of compressible fluids...
The Alya System is the BSC simulation code for multi-physics problems [1]. It is based on a Variatio...
This paper considers the technologies needed to support the creation of adaptively constructed meshe...
We present a parallel adaptive mesh refinement method with unstructured connectivity. The AMR packag...
We propose and analyze an algorithm for the robust construction of curved meshes in two and three di...
We present a distributed parallel mesh curving method for virtual geometry. The main application is ...