Finite element analysis of nonlinear creeping flows
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The paper is very formal and abstract. It is very difficult to discover that the authors use in their numerical examples the Norton-Hoff creep law. Many proofs for stability, convergence and error estimates are given. The numerical examples, although rather academical, show a good convergence.
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