Advances in numerical algorithms and methods in computational geosciences with modeling characteristics of multiple physical and chemical processes

This paper aims to provide a brief introduction to recent advances in numerical algorithms and methods in the emerging computational geoscience filed with general simulation characteristics of modeling multiple chemical and physical processes that take place in ore-generating systems within the Eart...

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Published in:Science China. Technological sciences Vol. 58; no. 5; pp. 783 - 795
Main Author: Zhao, ChongBin
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Beijing Science China Press 01.05.2015
Subjects:
Computation
Computer programs
Computer simulation
Dynamic tests
Dynamical systems
Dynamics
Engineering
Mathematical models
Numerical analysis
化学过程
地球科学
工程系统
数值算法
模拟工具
模特
系统物理过程
计算力学
computational geosciences
advanced algorithms
numerical methods
multiple physical processes
chemical reactions
ISSN:1674-7321, 1869-1900
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Summary:This paper aims to provide a brief introduction to recent advances in numerical algorithms and methods in the emerging computational geoscience filed with general simulation characteristics of modeling multiple chemical and physical processes that take place in ore-generating systems within the Earth＇s crust. Due to significant differences between Earth systems and engineering systems, the existing numerical algorithms and methods, which are designed for simulating realistic problems in the engineering fields, may not be straightforwardly used to simulate ore-generating problems without significant improvements. Thus, extensive and systematic studies have been conducted, in recent years, to develop new numerical algorithms and methods for simulating different aspects of ore-generating problems. Not only can the outcomes of these studies provide new simulation tools for better understanding the controlled dynamic mechanisms that take place in ore-generating systems, but also they have enriched the research contents of computational mechanics in the broad sense.
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This paper aims to provide a brief introduction to recent advances in numerical algorithms and methods in the emerging computational geoscience filed with general simulation characteristics of modeling multiple chemical and physical processes that take place in ore-generating systems within the Earth＇s crust. Due to significant differences between Earth systems and engineering systems, the existing numerical algorithms and methods, which are designed for simulating realistic problems in the engineering fields, may not be straightforwardly used to simulate ore-generating problems without significant improvements. Thus, extensive and systematic studies have been conducted, in recent years, to develop new numerical algorithms and methods for simulating different aspects of ore-generating problems. Not only can the outcomes of these studies provide new simulation tools for better understanding the controlled dynamic mechanisms that take place in ore-generating systems, but also they have enriched the research contents of computational mechanics in the broad sense.
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ISSN:1674-7321
1869-1900
DOI:10.1007/s11431-015-5784-5