Abstract
ABSTRACTEulerian variational formulations for deformable solids, with or without fluids around them, end up, after implicit time discretisation, as large non-linear systems for the velocities in the moving domains. Handling moving domains and moving boundaries requires careful meshing procedures; on the other hand, the detection of contact is particularly simple with a distance function. Then at every time step, a variational inequality can be used to update the velocities. This article gives new implementation details and two new complex simulations: a very soft bouncing ball in an axisymmetric flow and a disk hit by a club.
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