This article develops an efficient second-order reduced multiscale (SORM) method to study the nonlinear shell structure with orthogonal periodic configurations. The heterogenous shell structure is periodically distrib...
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This article develops an efficient second-order reduced multiscale (SORM) method to study the nonlinear shell structure with orthogonal periodic configurations. The heterogenous shell structure is periodically distributed in orthogonal curvilinear coordinate systems. At first, the nonlinear problems for the shell structure are introduced, and the detailed higher-order nonlinear multiscale formulas based on the asymptotic homogenization approach are given including microscale unit cell functions, effective material parameter and the homogenized equation. Also, since it requires a large number of computation cost to solve the nonlinear multiscale problems by the traditional high-order homogenization methods, the novel reduced order multiscale model is constructed. Further, according to the reduced-order multiscale models and higher-order nonlinear formulas, an effective SORM algorithm is provided for studying the nonlinear shell structures. The main characteristics of the proposed algorithm are that the novel reduced forms established to investigate the nonlinear shell structures and an efficient higher-order homogenized solution evaluated by postprocessing that does not need higher-order continuities of the homogenization solutions. Finally, according to some typical nonlinear examples including block structures, cylindrical shell and double-curved shallow shell, the availabilities of the SORM algorithm are confirmed.
This note is an erratum to the article [L. Martin and Y.-H. R. Tsai, multiscale Model. Simul., 17 (2019), pp. 620-649]. We correct the complexity and speed-up of the proposed algorithm given in section 4.3.
This note is an erratum to the article [L. Martin and Y.-H. R. Tsai, multiscale Model. Simul., 17 (2019), pp. 620-649]. We correct the complexity and speed-up of the proposed algorithm given in section 4.3.
We review the state of the art in the formulation, implementation, and performance of so-called high-order/low-order (HOLO) algorithms for challenging multiscale problems. HOLO algorithms attempt to couple one or seve...
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We review the state of the art in the formulation, implementation, and performance of so-called high-order/low-order (HOLO) algorithms for challenging multiscale problems. HOLO algorithms attempt to couple one or several high-complexity physical models (the high order model, HO) with low-complexity ones (the low-order model, LO). The primary goal of HOLO algorithms is to achieve nonlinear convergence between HO and LO components while minimizing memory footprint and managing the computational complexity in a practical manner. Key to the HOLO approach is the use of the LO representations to address temporal stiffness, effectively accelerating the convergence of the HO/LO coupled system. The HOLO approach is broadly underpinned by the concept of nonlinear elimination, which enables segregation of the HO and LO components in ways that can effectively use heterogeneous architectures. The accuracy and efficiency benefits of HOLO algorithms are demonstrated with specific applications to radiation transport, gas dynamics, plasmas (both Eulerian and Lagrangian formulations), and ocean modeling. Across this broad application spectrum, HOLO algorithms achieve significant accuracy improvements at a fraction of the cost compared to conventional approaches. It follows that HOLO algorithms hold significant potential for high-fidelity system scale multiscale simulations leveraging exascale computing. (C) 2016 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
This note is an erratum to the article [L. Martin and Y.-H. R. Tsai, multiscale Model. Simul., 17 (2019), pp. 620--649]. We correct the complexity and speed-up of the proposed algorithm given in section 4.3.
This note is an erratum to the article [L. Martin and Y.-H. R. Tsai, multiscale Model. Simul., 17 (2019), pp. 620--649]. We correct the complexity and speed-up of the proposed algorithm given in section 4.3.
We extend the recent sparse Fourier transform algorithm of [1] to the noisy setting, in which a signal of bandwidth N is given as a superposition of k << N frequencies and additive random noise. We present two s...
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We extend the recent sparse Fourier transform algorithm of [1] to the noisy setting, in which a signal of bandwidth N is given as a superposition of k << N frequencies and additive random noise. We present two such extensions, the second of which exhibits a form of error-correction in its frequency estimation not unlike that of the beta-encoders in analog-to-digital conversion [2]. On k-sparse signals corrupted with additive complex Gaussian noise, the algorithm runs in time O(k log(k) log(N/k)) on average, provided the noise is not overwhelming. The error-correction property allows the algorithm to outperform FFTW [3], a highly optimized software package for computing the full discrete Fourier transform, over a wide range of sparsity and noise values. (C) 2015 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
A multiscale algorithm for a multiphase filtration problem is proposed. Filtration fluxes on a fine grid are determined from the solution of the pressure equation on a coarse grid. Further, the domain is decomposed in...
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present a fast multiscale approach for the network minimum logarithmic arrangement problem. This type of arrangement plays an important role in the network compression and fast node/ link access operations. The algori...
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present a fast multiscale approach for the network minimum logarithmic arrangement problem. This type of arrangement plays an important role in the network compression and fast node/ link access operations. The algorithm is of linear complexity and exhibits good scalability, which makes it practical and attractive for use in large-scale instances. Its effectiveness is demonstrated on a large set of real-life networks. These networks with corresponding best-known minimization results are suggested as an open benchmark for the research community to evaluate new methods for this problem. (C) 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
The complexity of anisotropic turbulent processes over a wide range of spatiotemporal scales in engineering turbulence and climate atmosphere ocean science requires novel computational strategies with the current and ...
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The complexity of anisotropic turbulent processes over a wide range of spatiotemporal scales in engineering turbulence and climate atmosphere ocean science requires novel computational strategies with the current and next generations of supercomputers. In these applications the smaller-scale fluctuations do not statistically equilibrate as assumed in traditional closure modeling and intermittently send significant energy to the large-scale fluctuations. Superparametrization is a novel class of seamless multi-scale algorithms that reduce computational labor by imposing an artificial scale gap between the energetic smaller-scale fluctuations and the large-scale fluctuations. The main result here is the systematic development of simple test models that are mathematically tractable yet capture key features of anisotropic turbulence in applications involving statistically intermittent fluctuations without local statistical equilibration, with moderate scale separation and significant impact on the large-scale dynamics. The properties of the simplest scalar test model are developed here and utilized to test the statistical performance of superparametrization algorithms with an imposed spectral gap in a system with an energetic -5/3 turbulent spectrum for the fluctuations.
Complex Automata (CxA) have been recently proposed as a paradigm for the simulation of multiscale systems. A CxA model is constructed decomposing a multiscale process into single scale sub-models, each simulated using...
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Complex Automata (CxA) have been recently proposed as a paradigm for the simulation of multiscale systems. A CxA model is constructed decomposing a multiscale process into single scale sub-models, each simulated using a Cellular Automata algorithm, interacting across the scales via appropriate coupling templates. Focusing on a reaction-diffusion system, we introduce a mathematical framework for CxA modeling. We aim at the identification of error sources in the modeling stages, investigating in particular how the errors depend upon scale separation. Theoretical error estimates will be presented and numerically validated on a simple benchmark, based on a periodic reaction-diffusion problem solved via multistep lattice Boltzmann method.
An important problem in multiresolution analysis of signals or images consists in estimating hidden random variables x = {x(s)}(s is an element of S) from observed ones y = {y(s)}(s is an element of S). This is done c...
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An important problem in multiresolution analysis of signals or images consists in estimating hidden random variables x = {x(s)}(s is an element of S) from observed ones y = {y(s)}(s is an element of S). This is done classically in the context of hidden Markov trees (HMT). HMT have been extended recently to the more general context of pairwise Markov trees (PMT). In this note, we propose an adaptive filtering algorithm which is an extension to PMT of the Kalman filter (KF). (C) 2005 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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