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The Level Set Method in a Finite Element Setting
John Shopple
Department of Mathematics, UCSD
Abstract:
The level set method is a way of tracking moving interfaces numerically.Topological changes (splitting or joining) of several moving interfaces arecaptured naturally by the level set method. I will briefly introduce thelevel set method, then discuss some of my current research: the level setmethod in a finite element setting, body fitting a mesh to the interface,reinitialization and application to finding equilibrium solute-solventinterfaces.
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
11:00AM AP&M 2402
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John Shopple
Department of Mathematics, UCSD
Abstract:
The level set method is a way of tracking moving interfaces numerically.Topological changes (splitting or joining) of several moving interfaces arecaptured naturally by the level set method. I will briefly introduce thelevel set method, then discuss some of my current research: the level setmethod in a finite element setting, body fitting a mesh to the interface,reinitialization and application to finding equilibrium solute-solventinterfaces.
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
11:00AM AP&M 2402