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Numerical simulation of metal forming processes with 3D adaptive Remeshing strategy based on a posteriori error estimation

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Figure 1. A tree-step procedure illustrating the indirect element field transfer
Figure 4. Recovery of 2D boundary nodes
Figure 5. Two-dimensional superconvergent patch recovery (SPR-P)
Figure 6.  The analytic values of the function
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