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Volume 18, Issue 3
Sparse Wavelet Element Method for Piezoelectric Equations in an Unbounded Domain

Jianguo Huang & Likun Qiu

Numer. Math. Theor. Meth. Appl., 18 (2025), pp. 733-755.

Published online: 2025-09

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This paper is concerned with devising an efficient numerical method for the piezoelectric equations in an unbounded domain, which plays a fundamental role in design and analysis of microacoustic devices with piezoelectric substrate. We make use of the perfectly matched layer method to transform the underlying problem as a surrogate in a bounded domain, which is further solved by a sparse wavelet element method. The latter method can be viewed as a combination of a wavelet element method and a sparse grid method. The numerical results are performed to show the proposed method is very efficient and outperforms the usual finite element method. It can be naturally extended to two/three dimensional problems in an unbounded domain whose boundary consists of line segments or rectangles parallel to coordinate lines or planes.

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65D40, 65T60, 65N22

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This paper is concerned with devising an efficient numerical method for the piezoelectric equations in an unbounded domain, which plays a fundamental role in design and analysis of microacoustic devices with piezoelectric substrate. We make use of the perfectly matched layer method to transform the underlying problem as a surrogate in a bounded domain, which is further solved by a sparse wavelet element method. The latter method can be viewed as a combination of a wavelet element method and a sparse grid method. The numerical results are performed to show the proposed method is very efficient and outperforms the usual finite element method. It can be naturally extended to two/three dimensional problems in an unbounded domain whose boundary consists of line segments or rectangles parallel to coordinate lines or planes.

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This paper is concerned with devising an efficient numerical method for the piezoelectric equations in an unbounded domain, which plays a fundamental role in design and analysis of microacoustic devices with piezoelectric substrate. We make use of the perfectly matched layer method to transform the underlying problem as a surrogate in a bounded domain, which is further solved by a sparse wavelet element method. The latter method can be viewed as a combination of a wavelet element method and a sparse grid method. The numerical results are performed to show the proposed method is very efficient and outperforms the usual finite element method. It can be naturally extended to two/three dimensional problems in an unbounded domain whose boundary consists of line segments or rectangles parallel to coordinate lines or planes.

Huang , Jianguo and Qiu , Likun. (2025). Sparse Wavelet Element Method for Piezoelectric Equations in an Unbounded Domain. Numerical Mathematics: Theory, Methods and Applications. 18 (3). 733-755. doi:10.4208/nmtma.OA-2024-0137
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