Research Thesis Topic
Compact Local Approximations, Based on Integrated Radial Basis Functions, For Solving Mechanics Problems
Topic ID:
81
Thesis Topic/Title:
Compact Local Approximations, Based on Integrated Radial Basis Functions, For Solving Mechanics Problems
Description
The behaviour of mechanics problems can be modelled by differential equations (DEs). in solving DEs, one needs to express the field variables as linear combinations of nodal function values. Compact local approximations, where nodal values of DEs are also included, allow the achievement of high levels of accuracy of the solution and sparseness of the system matrix together. This project is concerned with the use of compact local approximations, based on integrated radial basis functions, to represent the field variables in DEs to enhance the efficiency of numerical solution procedures.
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Research Affiliations
- Computational Engineering and Science Research Centre
- Institute for Agriculture and the Environment
- School of Engineering
Field of Research
- Applied Mathematics
- Interdisciplinary Engineering
- Numerical and Computational Mathematics
Available Academic Programs
- Doctor of Philosophy (DPHD)
Application Open Date
29/02/2016
Application Close Date
31/12/2024
USQ Scholarship Applications
Pre-approved for Ethics
No
Admission Requirements
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