Locally stabilized \(P_{1}\)-nonconforming quadrilateral and hexahedral finite element methods for the Stokes equations (Q651906)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5989506
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    Locally stabilized \(P_{1}\)-nonconforming quadrilateral and hexahedral finite element methods for the Stokes equations
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5989506

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      Locally stabilized \(P_{1}\)-nonconforming quadrilateral and hexahedral finite element methods for the Stokes equations (English)
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      19 December 2011
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      This paper is concerned with a locally stabilized nonconforming finite element method for the stationary incompressible Stokes problems. The authors consider a locally stabilized finite element method and adopt the \(P_1\)-nonconforming quadrilateral and hexahedral elements for the approximation of both velocity and pressure variables. They investigated numerically stabilized method based on an existing lowest equal-order nonconforming pair and the standard finite element method based on the same pair for the two and three dimensional Stokes equations. The article is a complement of some previous works in the sense that it demonstrates the high efficiency of the locally pressure-projection stabilized methods and illustrates the flexibility of the definition of pressure-projection operator. Optimal error estimates are derived in the energy norm and \(L^2\)-norm for the velocity and \(L^2\)-norm for the pressure.
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      Stokes equations
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      stabilized \(P_1\)-nonconforming quadrilateral and hexahedral finite element methods
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      error estimates
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