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Geometrically Higher Order Unfitted Space-Time Methods for PDEs on Moving Domains

Fabian Heimann, Christoph Lehrenfeld, Janosch Preuß

2023SIAM Journal on Scientific Computing14 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

In this paper, we propose new geometrically unfitted space-time Finite
\nElement methods for partial differential equations posed on moving domains of
\nhigher order accuracy in space and time. As a model problem, the
\nconvection-diffusion problem on a moving domain is studied. For geometrically
\nhigher order accuracy, we apply a parametric mapping on a background space-time
\ntensor-product mesh. Concerning discretisation in time, we consider
\ndiscontinuous Galerkin, as well as related continuous (Petrov-)Galerkin and
\nGalerkin collocation methods. For stabilisation with respect to bad cut
\nconfigurations and as an extension mechanism that is required for the latter
\ntwo schemes, a ghost penalty stabilisation is employed. The article puts an
\nemphasis on the techniques that allow to achieve a robust but higher order
\ngeometry handling for smooth domains. We investigate the computational
\nproperties of the respective methods in a series of numerical experiments.
\nThese include studies in different dimensions for different polynomial degrees
\nin space and time, validating the higher order accuracy in both variables.

Topics & Concepts

MathematicsDiscretizationCollocation (remote sensing)Galerkin methodDiscontinuous Galerkin methodPartial differential equationFinite element methodApplied mathematicsSpace timeParametric statisticsOrder of accuracySpace (punctuation)Tensor productMathematical analysisComputer scienceNumerical partial differential equationsEngineeringOperating systemStatisticsThermodynamicsPure mathematicsChemical engineeringPhysicsMachine learningAdvanced Numerical Methods in Computational MathematicsNumerical methods in engineeringNumerical methods for differential equations
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