A posteriori finite element bounds for sensitivity derivatives of partial-differential-equation outputs
We present a Neumann-subproblem a posteriori finite element procedure for the efficient and accurate calculation of rigorous, ``constant-free upper and lower bounds for sensitivity derivatives of functionals of the solutions of partial differential equations. The design motivation for sensitivity derivative error control is discussed; the a posteriori finite element procedure is described; the asymptotic bounding properties and computational complexity of the method are summarized; and illustrative numerical results are presented.
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