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  • MESHFREE MODELING USING P-REFINED RADIAL-BASIS FINITE DIFFERENCES

    Pankaj K Mishra1, Xin Liu1, Leevan Ling2, and Mrinal K Sen1

    1Institute for geophysics, The University of Texas at Austin2Department of Mathematics, Hong Kong Baptist University

    ABSTRACTRadial basis functions-generated finite difference methods (RBF-FDs) have been gain-ing popularity in the numerical modeling community. In particular, the RBF-FD basedon polyharmonic splines (PHS) augmented with multivariate polynomials (PHS+poly)has been found effective. Many practical problems, in numerical analysis, do not re-quire a uniform node-distribution. Instead, they would be better suited if specific areasof domain, where complicated physics needs to be resolved, have a relatively highernode-density compared to the rest of the domain. In this work, we propose an adap-tive RBF-FD method with a user-defined order of convergence with respect to the totalnumber of (possibly scattered and non-uniform) data points N. Our algorithm outputs asparse differentiation matrix with a desired approximation order. Numerical examplesare provided to show that the proposed adaptive RBF-FD method yields the expectedN-convergence even for highly non-uniform node-distributions. The proposed methodalso reduces the number of non-zero elements in the linear system without sacrificingaccuracy.

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  • Meshfree modeling with RBF-FD

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    Figure 1. Snapshots of acoustic wave propagation in a two-layered velocity model, on meshfree nodes.

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