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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1590490
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Hierarchical finite element bases for triangular and tetrahedral elements
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1590490

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    Hierarchical finite element bases for triangular and tetrahedral elements (English)
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    24 April 2001
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    The authors introduce new hierarchical bases for the \(p\)-version of the finite element method in two and three dimensions. The corresponding stiffness matrices are shown to have good sparsity properties and better conditioning than those generated from known hierarchical bases.
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    sparse stiffness matrix
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    hierarchical bases
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    \(p\)-version
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    finite element method
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    conditioning
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