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8 papers

math.NA2026

Stream function -- pressure virtual element methods for the Stokes--Darcy interface problem

Franco Dassi, Rekha Khot, David Mora +2

This paper introduces a novel Virtual Element Method (VEM) for the coupled Stokes--Darcy system in primal-primal form. In the free-flow Stokes domain, we implement a stream functio…

math.NA2026

Fully mixed virtual element schemes for a new model of steady-state poroelastic stress-assisted diffusion in the brain

Isaac Bermudez, Bryan Gomez-Vargas, Kent-Andre Mardal +2

We propose a fully mixed virtual element method for the numerical approximation of the coupling between linear poroelasticity equations with strong symmetry of total poroelastic st…

math.NA2026

Linear poroelasticity with solid incompressibility: consistent formulation and scalable numerical solution

Nicolás A. Barnafi, Andrés E. Rubiano, Ricardo Ruiz-Baier

In this work we propose, by linearizing the equations of fully nonlinear poroelasticity, a consistent model in which only the solid phase is incompressible. This reformulation circ…

math.NA2026

A posteriori analysis of a virtual element approach on polytopal meshes for the buckling eigenvalue problem

Franco Dassi, Andres E Rubiano, Iván Velásquez

We introduce a novel residual-based a posteriori error estimator for the conforming Virtual Element Method (VEM) applied to the buckling eigenvalue problem, incorporating non…

math.NA2026

A posteriori error analysis of a robust virtual element method for stress-assisted diffusion problems

Franco Dassi, Rekha Khot, Andres E. Rubiano +1

We develop and analyse residual-based a posteriori error estimates for the virtual element discretisation of a nonlinear stress-assisted diffusion problem in two and three dimensio…

math.NA2025

Analysis and virtual element discretisation of a Stokes/Biot--Kirchhoff bulk--surface model

Franco Dassi, Rekha Khot, Andres E. Rubiano +1

We analyse a coupled 3D-2D model with a free fluid governed by Stokes flow in the bulk and a poroelastic plate described by the Biot-Kirchhoff equations on the surface. Assuming th…