Adaptive \(hp\)-finite element method for solving boundary value problems for the stationary reaction-diffusion equation (Q901847)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6526853
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    Adaptive \(hp\)-finite element method for solving boundary value problems for the stationary reaction-diffusion equation
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6526853

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      Adaptive \(hp\)-finite element method for solving boundary value problems for the stationary reaction-diffusion equation (English)
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      6 January 2016
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      At a purely formal level the authors introduce an adaptive strategy in order to construct a sequence of finite-dimensional subspaces based on the use of correction indicators. They intend to solve by the finite element method a minimization problem corresponding to the simplest Dirichlet problem attached to the linear reaction-diffusion equation. They claim high accuracy of solutions, efficiency in computing correction indicators and the possibility to solve accurately singular perturbed problems. However, these statements are not rigorously established.
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      finite element method
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      adaptive methods
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      correction indicators
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      stationary
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      one dimensional
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      minimization functional
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      Dirichlet problem
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      linear reaction-diffusion equation
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