Two-dimensional finite element mesh generation algorithm for defining boundary based on distance function
A technology of distance function and grid division, applied in computing, image data processing, 3D modeling, etc., can solve problems such as slow speed, difficult interaction, complicated operation, etc., and achieve the effect of reducing complexity
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[0035] The present invention uses a symbolic distance function to specify and describe the geometric area to be gridized. Distance Functions D (x, y) specify the shortest distance of any point to the boundary of the domain in the space, where the symbol of the function is positive outside the area, and is negative inside, which is zero on the boundary. This definition is used for the identification point to be located within the geometry or outside. In addition, the gradient of the function points to the direction of the boundary, allowing the external point to be effectively moved back to the domain. Geometric domain ω can implicitly defined as:
[0036] Ω = {x = (x, y) ∈R 2 | d (x) <0} (1)
[0037] With the boundary of the general geometric background, the present invention uses a representation of the distance function, a simple example is a two-dimensional unit circle, which has distance functions d (r) = R-1, where r = sqrt (x ^ 2 + Y ^ 2) is the distance to the origin. For m...
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