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Barrett, John W. ; Garcke, Harald ; Nürnberg, Robert

Elastic flow with junctions: Variational approximation and applications to nonlinear splines

Barrett, John W., Garcke, Harald and Nürnberg, Robert (2011) Elastic flow with junctions: Variational approximation and applications to nonlinear splines. Preprintreihe der Fakultät Mathematik 30/2011, Working Paper.

Date of publication of this fulltext: 07 Sep 2011 06:05
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DOI to cite this document: 10.5283/epub.22071


Abstract

We consider stable semidiscrete approximations of parameterized curve networks for gradient flows of elastic type functionals. Here meaningful and relevant conditions at junction points, such as double and triple junctions, need to be derived and suitably discretized. Examples for double junction types are C0 attachment and C1 continuity. We develop strong and weak formulations for the elastic ...

We consider stable semidiscrete approximations of parameterized curve networks
for gradient flows of elastic type functionals. Here meaningful and relevant conditions
at junction points, such as double and triple junctions, need to be derived
and suitably discretized. Examples for double junction types are C0 attachment
and C1 continuity. We develop strong and weak formulations for the elastic flow for
curve networks with such junction points. For junctions with three or more curves
the conditions at the junctions are derived here for the first time. Possible applications
include a simplified one-dimensional model of geometric biomembranes, as
well as nonlinear splines in two and higher dimensions. The numerical results presented
in this paper demonstrate the practicality of the introduced finite element
approximations.


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Item typeMonograph (Working Paper)
Series of the University of Regensburg:Preprintreihe der Fakultät Mathematik
Volume:30/2011
Date2011
InstitutionsMathematics > Prof. Dr. Harald Garcke
Classification
NotationType
65M60MSC
65M12MSC
35K55MSC
53C44MSC
74E10MSC
41A15MSC
Keywordselastic flow, Willmore flow, parametric finite elements, tangential movement, curve networks, junctions, nonlinear splines
Dewey Decimal Classification500 Science > 510 Mathematics
StatusUnknown
RefereedNo, this version has not been refereed yet (as with preprints)
Created at the University of RegensburgYes
URN of the UB Regensburgurn:nbn:de:bvb:355-epub-220712
Item ID22071

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