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    Finite volume scheme based on cell-vertex reconstructions for anisotropic diffusion problems with discontinuous coefficients

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    We propose a new second-order finite volume scheme for non-homogeneous and anisotropic diffusion problems based on cell to vertex reconstructions involving minimization of functionals to provide the coefficients of the cell to vertex mapping. The method handles complex situations such as large preconditioning number diffusion matrices and very distorted meshes. Numerical examples are provided to show the effectiveness of the method

    Traitement des termes de diffusion par des methodes particulaires deterministes

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    SIGLECNRS RP 148 (715) / INIST-CNRS - Institut de l'Information Scientifique et TechniqueFRFranc

    An Efficient Implementation of a 3D CeVeFE DDFV Scheme on Cartesian Grids and an Application in Image Processing

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    International audienceIn this work we describe the implementation of a 3D Center-Vertex-Face/Edge Discrete Duality Finite Volume (CeVeFE DDFV) scheme using only the degrees of freedom (DOF) disposed on a Cartesian grid. These DOF are organised in a three-mesh structure proper to the CeVeFE DDFV setting. Reposing on a diamond structure, the approach presented here greatly simplifies the implementation, also in the case of grids topologically equivalent to the uniform Cartesian one. The numerical scheme is then applied to a problem in image processing, where uniform Cartesian structure of the DOF is naturally imposed by the pixel/voxel structure. A semi-implicit DDFV scheme is used for solving a nonlinear advection-diffusion equation, the subjective surfaces equation, in order to reconstruct the volume of a tumour from noisy 3D SPECT images with signal intensity on the tumour boundary. The matrix of the linear system has a band structure and the method is fast and able to successfully reconstruct the tumour volume
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