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Section: New Results

Automatic Mesh Generation of Multiface Models on Multicore Processors

Participant : Patrick Laug [correspondant] .

This work started in September 2014, as part of a sabbatical year at Polytechnique Montréal. In a previous study, a parallel version of an indirect approach for meshing composite surfaces – also called multiface models – was developed. However, this methodology could be inefficient in practice, as the memory management of most existing CAD (computer aided design) systems use static global caches to save information. In a first approach, CAD queries are fully parallelized, using the Pirate library from Polytechnique Montréal (this library provides a set of C++ classes that implement STEP-compliant B-Rep geometric and topological entities, as well as classes to represent meshes and solutions). In a second approach, the CAD system is completely disconnected from the mesh generator, using a discrete geometric support.