Isogeometric Analysis
Topic
The purpose of this talk is to explore the new generation of
computational mechanics procedures based on modern developments in
computational geometry. The emphasis will be on the Isogeometric
approach in which basis functions generated from NURBS (Non-Uniform
Rational B-Splines) and T-Splines are employed to construct an exact
geometric model.
It is argued that Isogeometric Analysis is a viable alternative to standard, polynomial-based, finite element analysis and possesses many advantages.
File Media: Slide: Slides for Isogeometric Analysis by T.J.R. Hughes (ICES, University of Texas at Austin) - PIMS ~ Syncrude Lecture University of Alberta, January 18, 2008 [38mb PDF file]
It is argued that Isogeometric Analysis is a viable alternative to standard, polynomial-based, finite element analysis and possesses many advantages.
File Media: Slide: Slides for Isogeometric Analysis by T.J.R. Hughes (ICES, University of Texas at Austin) - PIMS ~ Syncrude Lecture University of Alberta, January 18, 2008 [38mb PDF file]
Speakers
Additional Information
PIMS-Syncrude Lecture 2008
Tom Hughes (University of Texas at Austin)
Tom Hughes (University of Texas at Austin)