A constructive a priori error estimation for finite element discretizations in a non-convex domain using singular functions (Q849195)
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A constructive a priori error estimation for finite element discretizations in a non-convex domain using singular functions (English)
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25 February 2010
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This contribution provides constructively a priori error estimates for the finite element solution of elliptic problems, in particular Poisson's equation, in domains which are bounded by orthogonal line segments and additionally have re-entrant corners. The rate of convergence of the solution of such problems is improved by adding singular functions to the usual interpolating basis. Explicit a priori \(H_0^1\) and \(L^2\) error estimates of \(O(h)\) and \(O(h^2)\), respectively, are derived for the finite element solution of such problems with \(\pi/2\) or \(3\pi/2\) corners, whereas all constants required are determined numerically. Two examples (L- and H-shaped domains) to confirm the validity of the error estimates conclude this clearly structured and well-written paper.
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finite element method
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a priori error estimation
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Poisson equation
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singular functions
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numerical examples
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re-entrant corners
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convergence
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L-shaped domains
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H-shaped domains
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