Poly-Spline Finite Element Method. Schneider, T., Dumas, J., Gao, X., Botsch, M., Panozzo, D., & Zorin, D. 2018. cite arxiv:1804.03245Paper abstract bibtex We introduce an integrated meshing and finite element method pipeline enabling black-box solution of partial differential equations in the volume enclosed by a boundary representation. We construct a hybrid hexahedral-dominant mesh, which contains a small number of star-shaped polyhedra, and build a set of high-order basis on its elements, combining triquadratic B-splines, triquadratic hexahedra (27 degrees of freedom), and harmonic elements. We demonstrate that our approach converges cubically under refinement, while requiring around 50% of the degrees of freedom than a similarly dense hexahedral mesh composed of triquadratic hexahedra. We validate our approach solving Poisson's equation on a large collection of models, which are automatically processed by our algorithm, only requiring the user to provide boundary conditions on their surface.
@misc{schneider2018polyspline,
abstract = {We introduce an integrated meshing and finite element method pipeline
enabling black-box solution of partial differential equations in the volume
enclosed by a boundary representation. We construct a hybrid
hexahedral-dominant mesh, which contains a small number of star-shaped
polyhedra, and build a set of high-order basis on its elements, combining
triquadratic B-splines, triquadratic hexahedra (27 degrees of freedom), and
harmonic elements. We demonstrate that our approach converges cubically under
refinement, while requiring around 50% of the degrees of freedom than a
similarly dense hexahedral mesh composed of triquadratic hexahedra. We validate
our approach solving Poisson's equation on a large collection of models, which
are automatically processed by our algorithm, only requiring the user to
provide boundary conditions on their surface.},
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author = {Schneider, Teseo and Dumas, Jeremie and Gao, Xifeng and Botsch, Mario and Panozzo, Daniele and Zorin, Denis},
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timestamp = {2018-07-23T13:20:07.000+0200},
title = {Poly-Spline Finite Element Method},
url = {http://arxiv.org/abs/1804.03245},
year = 2018
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