Lecture

Computational Geomechanics: Poroelasticity and Finite Element Methods

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Description

This lecture covers the distinct element method, material point method, boundary element method, and discontinuous Galerkin finite element method in computational geomechanics. It also introduces poroelasticity, discussing the balance of momentum and fluid-mass conservation, constitutive linear poroelastic law, and solving initial boundary value problems using finite element and finite difference methods.

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Physics

Mechanics: Fluid mechanics

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