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I. Dyyak

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most citedConvergence of penalty Robin-Robin domain decomposition methods for unilateral multibody contact problems of elasticity

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math.NA2012

Domain decomposition methods for problems of unilateral contact between elastic bodies with nonlinear Winkler covers

Ihor I. Prokopyshyn, Ivan I. Dyyak, Rostyslav M. Martynyak +1

In this paper we propose on continuous level a class of domain decomposition methods of Robin-Robin type to solve the problems of unilateral contact between elastic bodies with non…

math.NA2012★ 1 cited

Penalty Robin-Robin domain decomposition schemes for contact problems of nonlinear elastic bodies

Ihor I. Prokopyshyn, Ivan I. Dyyak, Rostyslav M. Martynyak +1

In this paper we propose on continuous level several domain decomposition methods to solve unilateral and ideal multibody contact problems of nonlinear elasticity. We also present…

math.NA2012★ 2 cited

Convergence of penalty Robin-Robin domain decomposition methods for unilateral multibody contact problems of elasticity

Ivan I. Dyyak, Ihor I. Prokopyshyn, Ivan A. Prokopyshyn

The paper is devoted to the penalty Robin-Robin domain decomposition methods (DDMs), proposed by us for the solution of unilateral multibody contact problems of elasticity. These D…

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