Physics – Computational Physics
Scientific paper
2003-03-15
J. Comp. Phys. 192 (1) 1-20 (2003)
Physics
Computational Physics
31 pages, 20 Postscript figures Accepted in the Journal of Computational Physics
Scientific paper
We discuss a method to reconstruct an approximate two-dimensional foam structure from an incomplete image using the extended Potts mode with a pinned lattice we introduced in a previous paper. The initial information consists of the positions of the vertices only. We locate the centers of the bubbles using the Euclidean distance-map construction and assign at each vertex position a continuous pinning field with a potential falling off as $1/r$. We nucleate a bubble at each center using the extended Potts model and let the structure evolve under the constraint of scaled target areas until the bubbles contact each other. The target area constraint and pinning centers prevent further coarsening. We then turn the area constraint off and let the edges relax to a minimum energy configuration. The result is a reconstructed structure very close to the simulation. We repeated this procedure for various stages of the coarsening of the same simulated foam and investigated the simulation and reconstruction dynamics, topology and area distribution, finding that they agree to good accuracy.
Cantat Isabelle
Glazier James A.
Vasconcelos Igor F.
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