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Symmetric modified finite volume element methods for selfadjoint elliptic and parabolic problems
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    Symmetric modified finite volume element methods for selfadjoint elliptic and parabolic problems (English)
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    23 February 2003
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    The author introduces a symmetric finite volume element method for selfadjoint elliptic and parabolic partial differential equations. The symmetry of the resulting linear system, which in usual approaches is non-symmetric, is obtained by adding a high-order term to the original system. Proofs of optimal order energy norm error estimates are given and it is shown that the difference between the symmetric and non-symmetric solutions is a high order term.
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    finitie volume element method
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    error estimates
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    selfadjoint elliptic problem
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    selfadjoint parabolic problem
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