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3D frequency domain controlled source electromagnetic numerical modeling with coupled finite-infinite element method

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posted on 2014-04-01, 00:00 authored by J Tang, L Zhang, James GongJames Gong, X Xiao
Due to the large scale of the survey domain, the three dimensional (3D) controlled source electromagnetic (CSEM) numerical modeling usually brings about large amount of data and is very time consuming. To solve these problems, in this study, infinite elements were introduced into the finite element analysis to substitute the conventional artificial boundary conditions, which made the electromagnetic fields diffuse to infinity and attenuate to 0. As a result, the discretization domain for finite elements, as well as the total number of degrees of freedoms and time consumption, can be reduced remarkably. The numerical tests show that with the finite-infinite element coupling algorithm, the finite elements discretization domain is less than 1% of the conventional finite element modeling. The total numbers of freedom degrees are reduced around 33%, and time consumptions are saved around 25% while the accuracy is equal.

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Journal

Zhongnan Daxue Xuebao (ziran kexue ban)/Journal of Central South University (science and technology)

Volume

45

Issue

4

Pagination

1251 - 1260

Publisher

Zhongnan Daxue

Location

Changsha, China

ISSN

1672-7207

Language

chi

Publication classification

C1.1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal

Copyright notice

[2014, Zhongnan Daxue]

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