Non-overlapping domain decomposition method for a nodal finite element method
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A new approach is proposed for constructing non-overlapping domain decomposition procedures for solving a linear system related to a nodal finite element method. A theoretical foundation is established by a number of theorems, lemmas and appropriate terminology. An algorithm is developed but no experiments are performed for illustration.
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