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    A mixed hybrid formulation based on oscillated finite element polynomials for solving Helmholtz problems (English)
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    4 June 2007
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    mixed and hybrid FEM
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    discontinuous Galerkin method
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    Lagrange multipliers
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    Helmholtz problems
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    wave number
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    oscillated polynomials
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    plane waves
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    pollution effect
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    finite element
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    computational complexity
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    numerical results
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