Generalized Matching Boundary Conditions Based on Fourier Transform Technique

Wenwei Jiang, Shaoqiang Tang, Xianming Wang, D. Qian
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AbstractThis paper presents a class of generalized matching boundary conditions (GMBCs) for the coupled atomistic/continuum simulation of lattice dynamics. This work is an extension of the MBCs originally proposed by Tang et al. Using the combination of a Fourier transform technique and the generalization of MBCs for arbitrary wavenumbers, a more efficient MBC implementation is developed. After describing the basic methodology, the focus turns to several specific parameterized forms of GMBC. Finally, the proposed approach is validated through several numerical examples, and its robustness is exhibited based upon the capability of wave energy absorption illustrated by the energy history and wave reflection. It is shown that the combination of GMBC expressions and the Fourier transform technique for wavenumber selection enhances both the efficiency and accuracy of the MBCs.
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基于傅里叶变换技术的广义匹配边界条件
摘要本文给出了晶格动力学原子/连续体耦合模拟的一类广义匹配边界条件(gmbc)。这项工作是对Tang等人最初提出的MBCs的扩展。结合傅里叶变换技术和任意波数的MBCs的推广,开发了一种更有效的MBCs实现。在描述了基本方法之后,重点转向GMBC的几种具体参数化形式。最后,通过几个数值算例验证了该方法的有效性,并通过能量历史和波反射来说明该方法对波能的吸收能力,证明了其鲁棒性。结果表明,结合GMBC表达式和傅里叶变换技术进行波数选择,提高了MBCs的效率和精度。
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