C. Bajaj, Radhakrishna Bettadapura, Nai Lei, Alex Mollere, Chao Peng, Alexander Rand
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Constructing A-spline weight functions for stable WEB-spline finite element methods
Whereas traditional finite element methods use meshes to define domain geometry, weighted extended B-spline finite element methods rely on a weight function. A weight function is a smooth, strictly positive function which vanishes at the domain boundary at an appropriate rate. We describe a method for generating weight functions for a general class of domains based on A-splines. We demonstrate this approach and address the relationship between weight function quality and error in the resulting finite element solutions.