Mesh Improvement Methodology for 3D Volumes with non-Planar Surfaces
Alan Kelly, Lukasz Kaczmarczyk, Chris Pearce

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel mesh improvement methodology for 3D volumes with non-planar surfaces, utilizing a numerical optimization algorithm that targets worst elements while preserving geometry and volume.
Contribution
It presents a new optimization-based approach for improving meshes with non-planar surfaces, addressing limitations of traditional methods.
Findings
Effective improvement of mesh quality on non-planar surfaces
Preservation of domain geometry during node movement
Enhanced mesh quality where traditional methods fail
Abstract
A mesh improvement methodology is pre- sented which aims to improve the quality of the worst elements in 3D meshes with non-planar surfaces which cannot be improved using traditional methods. A nu- merical optimisation algorithm, which specifically tar- gets the worst elements in the mesh, but is a smooth function of nodal positions is introduced. A method of moving nodes on curved surfaces whilst maintaining the domain geometry and preserving mesh volume is proposed. This is shown to be very effective at improv- ing meshes for which traditional mesh improvers do not perform well.
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