scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1323410
The author considers a mixed scheme of the finite element method for the Dirichlet problem describing the plate deformation in which the bending function is approximated by quadratic splines, and components of bending moment vector are approximated by splines of first-order. The finite element approximation of the problem has the form \[ \begin{cases} a_{h}(m_{h},p_{h})- b_{h}(p_{h},w_{h})=0,&\forall p_{h}\in M_{h},\\ b_{h}(m_{h},v_{h})=(f,v_{h}),& \forall v_{h}\in V_{h}.\end{cases} \] The matrix of the corresponding system has the form \[ L_{i}=\left[\begin{matrix} A_{i}&-B_{i}^{T}\\ B_{i}&0\end{matrix}\right], \] where \(A_{i}=A_{i}^{T}, A_{i}>0\), \(A_{i}\) corresponds to bilinear form \(a_{h}\), and \(B_{i}\) corresponds to bilinear form \(b_{h}.\) The matrices \(A_{i}, B_{i}\) characterize the \(i\)-th triangulation with mesh width \(h_{i}\). The author constructs transfer operators for a sequence of refined triangulations for the multimesh method of solution of the considered problem.
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