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On the Analysis of Porous Media Dynamics Using a Dune-PANDAS Interface

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The increasing complexity of numerical models and the requirement for more computational power is covered by multi-processor and multi-core hardware architectures. In order to exploit the capabilities of these machines, parallel algorithms are necessary. Therefore, the following article will describe first attempts in parallelizing the finite-element code PANDAS through an interface to the parallel software framework Dune. In this regard, this connection will overcome the computational limits of the sequential finite-element code PANDAS by introducing its material definitions to the Dune framework, in particular, to the external Dune module Dune-PDELab. As a first example, the propagation of a two-dimensional elastic shear-wave through a fluid-saturated soil will be analyzed in a non-parallel environment.

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Schenke, M., Ehlers, W. (2012). On the Analysis of Porous Media Dynamics Using a Dune-PANDAS Interface. In: Dedner, A., Flemisch, B., Klöfkorn, R. (eds) Advances in DUNE. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-28589-9_12

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