Advanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering
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This cluster of papers focuses on the development and application of multiscale methods for analyzing heterogeneous systems, particularly in the context of homogenization, finite element simulations, and porous media flow. The papers cover topics such as upscaling techniques, subsurface flow simulation, coarse-grained computation, and the use of microscopic simulators to perform system-level analysis.
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two-scale convergence; computational homogenization; stochastic homogenization; periodic homogenization; periodic microstructure; perforated domains; multiscale methods; multiscale finite element method; multiscale problems; periodic media; cell problems; rapidly oscillating coefficients; atomistic-continuum coupling; correctors; effective coefficients; oscillating coefficients; heterogeneous multiscale method; homogenization theory; multiscale basis functions; generalized multiscale finite element method; multiscale homogenization; effective equations; two-scale homogenization; homogenized coefficients; periodically perforated domains
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Morton address: 36183588852599895 · morton4x16-v1
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