On enhanced descend algorithms for solving frictional multi-contact problems : applications to the Discrete Element Method
Serge Dumont (LAMFA)

TL;DR
This paper introduces advanced numerical algorithms, including a new Newton method, to efficiently solve frictional multi-contact problems in the Discrete Element Method, enhancing simulation accuracy and computational performance.
Contribution
It develops a novel Newton-based algorithm for frictional multi-contact problems, integrating bi-potential and Augmented Lagrangian theories within the Discrete Element Method.
Findings
Improved convergence of contact algorithms.
Enhanced accuracy in frictional contact simulations.
Demonstrated efficiency of the new Newton method.
Abstract
In this article, we present various numerical methods to solve multi-contact problems within the Non-Smooth Discrete Element Method. The techniques considered to solve the frictional unilateral conditions are based both on the bi-potential theory and the Augmented Lagrangian theory. A new Newton method is developed to improve the classical algorithms.
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Taxonomy
TopicsContact Mechanics and Variational Inequalities · Dynamics and Control of Mechanical Systems · Railway Engineering and Dynamics
