Rapid Exponential Convergence of Finite Element Estimates of the Effective Properties of Heterogeneous Materials
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We develop and validate a general-purpose error estimator for the finite element solutions for the effective properties of heterogeneous materials. We show that the error should decrease exponentially upon increasing order of the polynomial interpolation. We use this finding to demonstrate the practical feasibility of reliable property predictions for a majority of particulate-morphology heterogeneous materials.
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OpenAlex topics: Composite Material Mechanics · Concrete and Cement Materials Research · Advanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering
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