Implementation of an adaptive refinement technique for the SUPG algorithm
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An adaptive refinement algorithm is developed and implemented for the SUPG method applied to a linear time-dependent advection problem in two space dimensions. Accuracy comparisons and timing results are presented which compare the adaptive solution and the solution obtained using a uniform mesh. The comparisons are made for the well-known rotating cone benchmark problem.
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