Space‐Time FEM Solution of Dynamic Contact Problem With Discontinuous Velocity for Multiple Impact of Deformed Bar Using PDAS Method

ABSTRACT A class of one‐dimensional impact and dynamic contact problems taking into account non‐smooth velocities is studied. The new space‐time finite element approximation of dynamic variational inequalities is suggested. The non‐smooth solution for the impact of an obstacle by an elastic bar and its energy conservation under persistency conditions is proved on partitions of the space‐time domain. The explicit solution of the double impact problem is taken as an analytical benchmark for numerical experiments. For an iterative solution, a primal‐dual active set (PDAS) algorithm stemming from semi‐smooth Newton methods is constructed. Numerical experiments compare the space‐time PDAS method with some other existing methods: a mass redistribution method, Paoli–Schatzman scheme, and a Nitsche‐based approximation, highlighting its advantages.

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Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences
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2025-12-07
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https://doi.org/10.1002/mma.70370
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Contact Mechanics and Variational Inequalities
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Space‐Time FEM Solution of Dynamic Contact Problem With Discontinuous Velocity for Multiple Impact of Deformed Bar Using PDAS Method

Yves Renard, Victor A. Kovtunenko, Adrien Petrov
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Space‐Time FEM Solution of Dynamic Contact Problem With Discontinuous Velocity for Multiple Impact of Deformed Bar Using PDAS Method

Yves Renard, Victor A. Kovtunenko, Adrien Petrov
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ABSTRACT A class of one‐dimensional impact and dynamic contact problems taking into account non‐smooth velocities is studied. The new space‐time finite element approximation of dynamic variational inequalities is suggested. The non‐smooth solution for the impact of an obstacle by an elastic bar and its energy conservation under persistency conditions is proved on partitions of the space‐time domain. The explicit solution of the double impact problem is taken as an analytical benchmark for numerical experiments. For an iterative solution, a primal‐dual active set (PDAS) algorithm stemming from semi‐smooth Newton methods is constructed. Numerical experiments compare the space‐time PDAS method with some other existing methods: a mass redistribution method, Paoli–Schatzman scheme, and a Nitsche‐based approximation, highlighting its advantages.

Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences
Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1 (FR), Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (FR), University of Graz (AT), Institut Camille Jordan (FR), Nawi Graz (AT), Lavrentyev Institute of Hydrodynamics (RU), Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Lyon (FR)
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Space‐Time FEM Solution of Dynamic Contact Problem With Discontinuous Velocity for Multiple Impact of Deformed Bar Using PDAS Method — Yves Renard, Victor A. Kovtunenko, et al. · Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS