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What's the best shape function/element in finite element methods for phase field simulation?
What's the Optimal Shape Function for Phase Field Simulations in FEM?
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The discussion focuses on identifying the optimal shape function or element for phase field simulations in finite element methods (FEM). Participants emphasize the importance of experimenting with different element types, as benchmarks for this specific analysis may be scarce. The conversation highlights the need for practical comparisons of results from various shapes used in simulations. Users are encouraged to share their findings and experiences with different shape functions. Ultimately, the goal is to determine the most effective approach for phase field simulations in FEM.
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What have you found so far? What shapes are typically used for which types of simulations?feynman1 said:
https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Stress-results-of-the-FEM-simulation-of-brake-lever-after-optimization-Further_fig1_331572114
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If you can't find any benchmarks for this type of analysis, it would be best to just try different element types and compare the results (i.e. do the benchmark yourself).
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