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ISBN 10: 3540858776
ISBN 13: 9783540858775
Author: Huilin Xing
This book provides a concise overview of the recent development in geocomputing, which covers the model construction and result visualisation, advanced computational theory and high performance software development on supercomputers and their applications in simulating geodynamics, crustal dynamics, earthquakes, tsunami and rock physics spanning different scales.
First Steps Towards Modeling a Multi-Scale Earth System
3D Mesh Generation in Geocomputing
Strategies for Preconditioning Methods of Parallel Iterative Solvers for Finite-Element Applications in Geophysics
Algorithms for Optimizing Rheology and Loading Forces in Finite Element Models of Lithospheric Deformation
Mantle Dynamics – A Case Study
The ESyS_Particle: A New 3-D Discrete Element Model with Single Particle Rotation
The TeraShake Computational Platform for Large-Scale Earthquake Simulations
Probabilistic Forecast of Tsunami Hazards along Chinese Coast
advances in architectural geometry 2022
advances in computed tomography for geomaterials
advances in geo-science and geo-structures
advances in biology and computers
advances in computer methods and geomechanics
Tags: Huilin Xing, Advances, Geocomputing, Lecture
