This thesis aimed at the understanding and further development of
smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH). The first part described the
implementations of non-reflecting boundary conditions for elastic-
waves in SPH. The second part contains a stability analysis of the
semi-discrete SPH equations and a new method for stabilising basic
SPH in tension

Powell, Seimon

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