Parallel shared-memory open-source code for simulations of transient problems using isogeometric analysis, implicit direction splitting and residual minimization (IGA-ADS-RM)
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Abstract
We present an open-source parallel shared-memory C++ software for simulations of transient phenomena on tensor product grids, with the following features: (1) it supports isogeometric finite element method discretizations; (2) it employs alternating-directions (ADS) linear cost solver; (3) it uses implicit time-integration schemes suitable for ADS, including Peaceman–Rachford, Douglass-Gunn, Adams–Moulton, generalized alpha, and BDF; (4) it works for 2D/3D problems; (5) it enables residual minimization stabilization; (6) it supports scalar, vector fields, and systems of PDEs; (7) it provides a ParaView interface; (8) it supports an interface to parallel MUMPS direct solver for problems not suitable for ADS solver; (9) it also supports interface to Preconditioned Conjugate Gradients (PCG) solver; (10) it includes a large library of problems: (a) non-stationary heat transfer (2D/3D); (b) stationary advection–diffusion (2D); (c) non-stationary advection–diffusion (2D/3D); (d) laminar flow (Stokes equations) (2D/3D); (e) Navier–Stokes (2D); (f) pollution propagation (2D/3D); (g) pathogen propagation (3D).
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