Two-Scale Algorithm of Simulating the Approximation for the Piezoelectric Problem in Small Periodic Composites

Ming Xiang Deng; Yong Ping Feng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.880.90

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Two-Scale Algorithm of Simulating the Approximation for the Piezoelectric Problem in Small Periodic Composites

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The piezoelectric material plays an important role in some special fields. Based on two-scale asymptotic method, the two-scale finite element computational algorithm of simulating the piezoelectric problem in periodic composite is given, the finite element approximate errors are analyzed, and some numerical examples are presented so as to show the effectiveness of the numerical algorithm.

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Ming Xiang Deng, Yong Ping Feng*

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Finite Element Method, Periodic Composite, Piezoelectric Problems, Two-Scale Method

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