Quasioptimality of some spectral mixed methods
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Quasioptimality of some spectral mixed methods, including the Raviart-Thomas method and mixed formulations of the Maxwell equations is shown. A sequence of projectors into certain polynomial spaces satisfying a commuting diagram property is constructed. Some discrete Friedrichs type inequalities involving curl are also proven.
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