"infinite elements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a seemingly endless list or array of items. For example, "The periodic table contains an infinite amount of elements."
These include crack tip elements, infinite elements, finite strip elements and strip elements.
The most common techniques in engineering to solve problems involving infinite domains employ infinite elements, together with conventional finite elements.
The near and far fields of the half space are modeled by finite and infinite elements, respectively.
Variant techniques are proposed for reproducing the elastic wave propagation in an unbounded medium such as the infinite elements, the absorbing boundary conditions or the perfect matched layers.
While the partially full GRP sewer installed in different boundary native soils has been modeled using the finite element echnique, the infinite extension of native soil is modeled using infinite elements.
On the basis of the one-dimension infinite element theory, the coordinate translation and shape function of 3D point-radiate 8-node and 4-node infinite elements are derived.
The calculating results of the infinite element are close to the theoretical results.
Finite and infinite element techniques are applied to linear acoustical problems involving infinite anechoic boundaries.
This work analyzes the infinite element created by Zhao and Valliappan and proposes a new kind of infinite element, aiming to get better solutions in situations in which the former does not give satisfactory results.
We show that simple C∗-algebras with an infinite element contain nontrivial projections.
In this paper, the detailed two-dimensional infinite element method (IEM) formulation with infinite element (IE finite element (FE) coupling scheme for investigating mode I stress intensity factor in elastic problems with imbedded geometric singularities (e.g. cracks) is presented.
