Abstract
In this paper we present a 3D tetrahedral, unstructured and anisotropic mesh generator that is not based on the Delaunay, frontal or octree method. Instead, it proceeds by local optimizations and uses an anisotropic shape criterion to fit a metric field. Then, we introduce a new 3D metric field that tightens the mesh around interfaces when the calculation domain is divided in several subdomains, and a 3D metric field that places enough elements through each subdomain thickness, without introducing too many nodes in the other directions. Finally, we show some applications for material forming geometries.
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