Temetos Software Platform and Its Applications in Problems of Continuum Mechanics

IF 0.58 Q3 Engineering

Journal of Applied and Industrial Mathematics Pub Date : 2024-02-16 DOI:10.1134/S199047892304004X

M. P. Galanin, V. V. Lukin, A. S. Rodin

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Abstract

The Temetos platform is designed to conduct computational experiments at all stages of analysis and study of continuum mechanics models. A module has been developed to study the stress–strain state of a system of bodies with allowance for inelastic strains and contact interaction. It was used to analyze a fuel element that included up to 100 fuel pellets and a shell. The platform’s solvers are applied to astrophysics problems. Models of the formation of accretion disks in binary star systems that allow the interpretation of observation results are constructed.

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Temetos 软件平台及其在连续介质力学问题中的应用

摘要 Temetos 平台设计用于在分析和研究连续介质力学模型的各个阶段进行计算实验。该平台开发了一个模块，用于在考虑非弹性应变和接触相互作用的情况下研究一个体系统的应力应变状态。该平台的求解器被应用于天体物理学问题。该平台的求解器被应用于天体物理学问题，构建了双星系统中吸积盘的形成模型，从而可以解释观测结果。

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Journal of Applied and Industrial Mathematics Engineering-Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering

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