Search for dissertations about: "meshing"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 25 swedish dissertations containing the word meshing.
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1. Adaptive remeshing and simulating a chain of manufacturing process
Abstract : Simulations of manufacturing process do in general need adaptive meshing techniques. These can not only make it possible to obtain the solution more efficient but they can also be necessary to enable a solution to be obtained at all. The latter is the case for processes like forging where very large deformations occur. READ MORE
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2. Finite element methods for surface problems
Abstract : The purpose of this thesis is to further develop numerical methods for solving surface problems by utilizing tangential calculus and the trace finite element method. Direct computation on the surface is possible by the use of tangential calculus, in contrast to the classical approach of mapping 2D parametric surfaces to 3D surfaces by means of differential geometry operators. READ MORE
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3. Electromagnetic Modeling and Design of Medical Implants and Devices
Abstract : This thesis covers two topics in biomedical electromagnetics: pacemaker lead heating in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and optimization of sensorpositions in magnetic tracking.The electromagnetic part of pacemaker lead heating during MRI is a resonant phenomenon which is complicated by, among other factors, the wide range of length scales involved in the problem. READ MORE
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4. Hybrid Methods for Computational Electromagnetics in Frequency Domain
Abstract : In this thesis we study hybrid numerical methods to be used in computational electromagnetics. The purpose is to address a wide frequency range relative to a given geometry. We also focus on efficient and robust numerical algorithms for computing the so called Smooth Surface Diffraction predicted by Geometrical Theory of Diffraction (GTD). READ MORE
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5. From CAD to FEA : A design automation perspective
Abstract : CAD-models of parts produced by injection moulding or die-casting are often complex making the task of automated geometrical idealisation for finite element analysis difficult. Conventional tools for geometric idealisation are not ideal for the task, as will be shown in the thesis. READ MORE