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Imposing essential boundary conditions in the eXtended Finite Element Method

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Figure 1: A domain of interest Ω (shaded area) located on a mesh not matching the Dirichlet boundary Γ of Ω.
Figure 2: Analytical model of two elements.
Figure 4: The first two meshes of a sequence of non matching structured meshes.

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