A moving‐mesh finite‐volume method to solve free‐surface seepage problem in arbitrary geometries

By M. Darbandi, S. O. Torabi, M. Saadat, Yasaman Daghighi, D. Jarrahbashi. 2007

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Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Computational Mechanics, Mechanics of Materials

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• A new second-order numerical manifold method model with an efficient scheme for analyzing free surface flow with inner drains (2016, methodology): “A wide range of numer- ical methods have been used with adaptive-mesh methods, including finite difference [18], finite element [4,19,20], boundary element [21], finite volume [22,23], and natural element [24] methods.”