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Least-squares finite element methods

  • Autores: Pavel Bochev, Max Gunzburger
  • Localización: Proceedings oh the International Congress of Mathematicians: Madrid, August 22-30,2006 : invited lectures / coord. por Marta Sanz Solé Árbol académico, Javier Soria de Diego Árbol académico, Juan Luis Varona Malumbres Árbol académico, Joan Verdera Árbol académico, Vol. 3, 2006, ISBN 978-3-03719-022-7, págs. 1137-1162
  • Idioma: inglés
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    • Least-squares finite element methods are an attractive class of methods for the numerical solution of partial differential equations. They are motivated by the desire to recover, in general settings, the advantageous features of Rayleigh�Ritz methods such as the avoidance of discrete compatibility conditions and the production of symmetric and positive definite discrete systems. The methods are based on the minimization of convex functionals that are constructed from equation residuals. This paper focuses on theoretical and practical aspects of least-square finite element methods and includes discussions of what issues enter into their construction, analysis, and performance. It also includes a discussion of some open problems.


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