Lecture

Multiphysics Coupling

Description

This lecture covers the numerical methods in biomechanics, focusing on multiphysics coupling using the Finite Element Method. Topics include one-way and two-way coupling, weak and strong coupling effects, and the differences between fully coupled and segregated solvers. The lecture also discusses the application of multiphysics solvers, fluid-structure interaction, and the Arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian method.

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