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Abstract A computational strategy is presented for the nonlinear dynamic analysis of largescale combined finite/discrete element systems on a PC cluster. In this strategy, a dual-level domain decomposition scheme is adopted to implement the dynamic domain decomposition. The domain decomposition approach perfectly matches the requirement of reducing the memory size per processor of the calculation. To treat the contact between boundary elements in neighbouring subdomains, the elements in a subdomain are classified into internal, nterfacial and external elements. In this way, all the contact detect algorithms developed for a sequential computation could be adopted directly in the parallel computation. Numerical examples show that this implementation is suitable for simulating large-scale problems. Two typical numerical examples are given to demonstrate the parallel efficiency and scalability on a PC cluster.
"Acta Mechanica Sinica" – Springer Journals
Published: Oct 1, 2004
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