Geoscientific model development · 2013 · 47 citations · 18 references
Numerical AnalysisFinite Element MethodImmersed ManifoldsOther ManifoldsFenics Software ComponentsEngineeringPde-constrained OptimizationGeometric Partial Differential EquationSemi-implicit MethodNumerical SimulationManifold ModelingGlobal AnalysisNonlinear Hyperbolic ProblemComputational GeophysicsComputational MechanicsDifferential EquationsFenics 1.2Numerical Method For Partial Differential Equation
Abstract. Differential equations posed over immersed manifolds are of particular importance in studying geophysical flows; for instance, ocean and atmosphere simulations crucially rely on the capability to solve equations over the sphere. This paper presents the extension of the FEniCS software components to the automated solution of finite element formulations of differential equations defined over general, immersed manifolds. We describe the implementation and, in particular detail, how the required extensions essentially reduce to the extension of the FEniCS form compiler to cover this case. The resulting implementation has all the properties of the FEniCS pipeline and we demonstrate its flexibility by an extensive range of numerical examples covering a number of geophysical benchmark examples and test cases. The results are all in agreement with the expected values. The description here relates to DOLFIN/FEniCS 1.2.
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