2019_EJRNL_PP_CHANGYING_MA_1.pdf
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An element-free Galerkin method (EFGM) is proposed to perform the direct current (DC)
resistivity modeling problems. The advantage of this method is the absence of elements, which makes
nodes free from the elemental restraint. In this method, the moving least square (MLS) approximation
is employed to construct the shape function. And the cubic spline function with high continuity is used
as a weight function. Then, the boundary value problem and the corresponding variation problem of
DC resistivity modeling problems are discussed. The discrete equations of two and a half dimensional
(2.5D) DC resistivity modeling problems are obtained by using the Galerkin weak form formulation.
Thereby, a 1D multilayered geoelectric model is adopted to verify the validity of the proposed EFGM.
And the further tests of complicated geoelectric models illustrate that the correctness, good
adaptability and flexibility of EFGM compared with the finite element method (FEM). The EFGM
can conveniently simulate the undulating terrain and improve the simulation accuracy by refining
nodes in local domain. In addition, the discretization of test models shows that EFGM is easy to
handle the complicated geometrical geoelectric models by using arbitrary and irregular nodes. All
these tests demonstrate that the EFGM is suitable to perform forward modeling for complicated
geoelectric models.