Hall of Fame of simulations performed with SLOTH
This simulation is adapted from a case published in L.Bu, et al., Comp. and Math. With Appl. 78(2019)3485–3500.
The initial condition consists of two bubbles that coalesce over time.
This 3D simulation is run with
This simulation is based on a case published in Biner et al., (2017), Springer International Publishing.
Their 2D case has been extended in 3D with more than
Regarding the numerical scheme, Cahn-Hilliard and Allen-Cahn problems are solved using a partitioned algorithm but the Allen-Cahn equations are tightly coupled.
This simulation is based on a case published in Biner et al., (2017), Springer International Publishing.
The polycristalline microstructure is composed of 102 grains (instead of 25 in Biner's book).
Regarding the numerical scheme, Allen-Cahn equations are solved using an implicit monolithic algorithm.
This simulation is based on a case published in Biner et al., (2017), Springer International Publishing.
The polycristalline microstructure is composed of 30 grains (instead of 25 in Biner's book).
Regarding the numerical scheme, each Allen-Cahn equation is solved using an implicit monolithic algorithm.
This 2D case has been extended in 3D with more than
This test has been performed in order to challenge the code over a huge number of degrees of freedom (DOF).
Indeed, this 3D simulation is run with
This case is based on the work published in J. Shin et al., (2014), App. Math. & Comp. 244, 606-612.
Their 2D case has been extended in 3D with more than
The simulation has been performed with
This case is taken from the NIST PFHub repository.
It corresponds to a manufactured Allen-Cahn solution problem.
This case is taken from the MFEM website. It correspond to the example 16 but here extended to an implicit non linear resolution.








