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Finite element modelling of elastic wave scattering within a polycrystalline material in two and three dimensions
2015
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
Finite Element modelling is a promising tool for further progressing the 1 development of ultrasonic NDE of polycrystalline materials. Yet its widespread adoption has 2 been held back due to a high computational cost, which has restricted current works to 3 relatively small models and to two dimensions. However, the emergence of sufficiently 4 powerful computing, such as highly efficient solutions on graphics processors is enabling a 5 step improvement in possibilities. This article aims to
doi:10.1121/1.4931445
pmid:26520313
fatcat:utawdob7fjdrriidzjst3vpt5e