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Moving mesh methods in Fluidity and Firedrake
- 1. Department of Earth Science and Engineering, Imperial College London
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This report summarises the work conducted under the eCSE (embedded Computational Science & Engineering) project ‘Integrating mesh movement (r-adaptive) technology within Fluidity and the PRAgMaTIc parallel anisotropic (h) adaptive mesh toolkit’. The overall objective was to integrate new mesh movement (or r-adaptive) methods within two existing PDE solver frameworks (Fluidity & Firedrake) which, to differing degrees, already possess h-adaptive capabilities.
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This work was funded under the embedded CSE programme of the ARCHER UK National Supercom- puting Service (http://www.archer.ac.uk). The authors would also like to thank the complementary support provided by the EPSRC projects EP/L000407/1 and EP/M011054/1, and industrial research funding from the Weir Group.
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