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Contents
Introduction
Conservation equations
Finite-element Formulation
Weak Variational Formulation
Galerkin Approximation
Basis and Shape Functions
Extension to 2- and 3-Dimensions
Time-dependent Solution
Mass Conservation
The Continuity Equation
The Finite Element Method
Construction of the Variational Statement of the Problem
Generation of a Grid and Basis Functions
Construction of the Algebraic System of Equations
Mass Balance
Coordinate System
Momentum Conservation
Basic equations: General non-Newtonian fluid flow (incompressible)
Alternate derivation: Extension to 3-D
Penalty Method for eliminating pressures
Energy Conservation
Semi-analytic steady state temperature solution with vertical velocity
One-Dimensional Temperature Model, with advection, and column-integrated velocities
Flow law constant, dependence on temperature
Basal Boundary Conditions
Conclusion
Acknowledgments
Tables
References
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James Fastook
Mon Feb 12 09:39:28 EST 1996