二阶方程Dirichlet边值问题混合元的超收敛

我们考虑二阶方程Dirichlet边值问题混合元的超收敛。在正则矩形网格上,采用一阶Raviart-Thomas混合元空间,对有限元解经后处理后,其收敛于精确解的速度从二阶提高到四阶。     

Raviart-Thomas混合元的超收敛

考虑二阶椭圆方程Dirichlet边值问题在正则矩形网格上k阶RaviartThomas混合有限元的超收敛.对有限元解经插值处理后,与通常的有限元最优误差估计相比,收敛速度提高了两阶.     

Sobolev方程新混合元方法的高精度分析

采用与传统Raviart-Thomas(R-T)元方法不同的变分形式,对Sobolev方程提出了最低阶的半离散和全离散混合有限元格式.借助双线性元及零阶R-T元已有的高精度分析及平均值技巧,分别导出了精确解u的H~1模和中间变量p的L~2模超逼近性质和整体超收敛结果.数值结果验证了理论分析的正确性.     

非线性Sine-Gordon方程的一个新非协调混合元格式

针对非线性sine-Gordon方程利用EQrot1和零阶Raviart-Thomas元建立一个自然满足Brezzi-Babuka条件的新非协调混合元逼近格式.基于EQrot1非协调元的两个特殊性质:(i)当精确解属于H3(Ω)时,其相容误差为O(h2)阶,比它的插值误差O(h)高一阶;(ii)插值算子与Riesz投影算子等价,再结合零阶Raviart-Thomas元的高精度分析结果和插值后处理技术,针对半离散逼近格式导出原始变量u和流量p分别在H1模和L2模意义下的超逼近性及超收敛结果.同时,对于提出的一个具有二阶精度全离散逼近格式,得到相应的最优误差估计.     

四阶椭圆问题有限元导数恢复技术与超收敛性

1引言有限元导数恢复技术是近年来发展起来的计算有限元导数并获得导数逼近超收敛性的一种新的后处理技术.对于一维和二维区域上的二阶椭圆边值问题,文[1,2]提出了Z-Z小片插值技术,得到了有限元导数逼近在小片恢复区域上的一阶超收敛结果和剖分节点处二阶强超收敛性;文[3,4]则建立了更为实用的小片插值恢复技术并得到与文[1,2]相平行的超收敛结果;文[5]对两点边值问题构造了一种积分形式的导数恢复公式,利用这个公式可获得剖分节点处有限元导数逼近的O(h~(2k))阶超收敛估计.本文将对一维四阶椭圆     

关于二阶半线性椭圆方程的Dirichlet边值问题一个注记(英文)

本文研究二阶半线性椭圆方程的Dirichlet边值问题.利用山路引理和最小作用原理,获得了在新条件下具有Dirichlet边值问题的二阶半线性椭圆方程的弱解的存在性的结果.     

非协调Wilson有限元的多重网格方法

§1.引言 非协调Wilson有限元[1—3]对解弹性力学方程有实用价值,在工程上有用。本文分析Wilson元的多重网格法,给出用多重网格方法求得的近似解按L~2模和能量模的最佳收敛阶误差估计。对于W-循环,可以证明其计算量与离散空间的维数为同一量级O(N_k)。 考虑二阶椭圆Dirchlet边值问题:     

非线性四阶双曲方程扩展的非协调混合元方法的超收敛分析及外推

对一类非线性四阶双曲方程,利用EQ_1~(rot)元及零阶Raviart-Thomas元建立一个新的扩展的非协调混合元逼近格式.首先证明了逼近解的存在唯一性.其次,基于EQ_1~(rot)元特殊性质,再利用零阶Raviart-Thomas元的高精度分析结果和插值后处理技术,在半离散格式下导出了原始变量u和中间变量v=-?u在H~1模及中间变量q=?u,σ=-?(?u)在(L~2)~2模意义下具有O(h~2)阶的超逼近性质和超收敛结果.最后,利用EQ_1~(rot)元的渐近展开式,构造一个新的合适的外推格式,得到相关变量O(h~3)阶的外推解.     

各向异性EQrot1非协调元高精度分析的一般格式

本文在各向异性网格下讨论了一般二阶椭圆方程的EQrot1非协调有限元逼近.利用Taylor展开,积分恒等式和平均值技巧导出了一些关于该元新的高精度估计.再结合该元所具有的二个特殊性质:(a)当精确解属于H3(Ω)时,其相容误差为O(h2)阶比它的插值误差高一阶;(b)插值算子与Ritz投影算子等价,得到了在能量模意义下O(h2)阶的超逼近性质.进而,借助于插值后处理技术给出了整体超收敛的一般估计式.     

二阶椭圆问题新混合元模型的超收敛分析及外推

对二阶椭圆问题通过＂增补＂办法导出一个新的混合模型.在各向异性网格下,利用积分恒等式技巧得到了真解与ECHL元近似解的超逼近性质.同时基于插值后处理技术导出了整体超收敛.进一步,通过渐进误差展开和分裂外推,得到了比通常的误差估计更高一阶的收敛速度.     

A superconvergent $L^{\infty}$-error estimate of RT1 mixed methods for elliptic control problems with an integral constraint

In this paper, we investigate the superconvergence property of mixed finite element methods for a linear elliptic control problem with an integral constraint. The state and co-state are approximated by the order $k=1$ Raviart-Thomas mixed finite element spaces and the control variable is approximated by piecewise constant functions. A superconvergent approximation of the control variable $u$ will be constructed by a projection of the discrete adjoint state. It is proved that this approximation have convergence order $h^{2}$ in $L^{\infty}$-norm. Finally, a numerical example is given to demonstrate the theoretical results.     

A global superconvergent $L^{\infty}$-error estimate of mixed finite element methods for semilinear elliptic optimal control problems

In this paper, we discuss the superconvergence of mixed finite element methods for a semilinear elliptic control problem with an integral constraint. The state and costate are approximated by the order $k=1$ Raviart-Thomas mixed finite element spaces and the control variable is approximated by piecewise constant functions. Approximation of the optimal control of the continuous optimal control problem will be constructed by a projection of the discrete adjoint state. It is proved that this approximation has convergence order $h^{2}$ in $L^{\infty}$-norm. Finally, a numerical example is given to demonstrate the theoretical results.     

Postprocessing and higher order convergence for the mixed finite element approximations of the eigenvalue problem

In this paper, we propose a method to improve the convergence rate of the lowest order Raviart-Thomas mixed finite element approximations for the second order elliptic eigenvalue problem. Here, we prove a supercloseness result for the eigenfunction approximations and use a type of finite element postprocessing operator to construct an auxiliary source problem. Then solving the auxiliary additional source problem on an augmented mixed finite element space constructed by refining the mesh or by using the same mesh but increasing the order of corresponding mixed finite element space, we can increase the convergence order of the eigenpair approximation. This postprocessing method costs less computation than solving the eigenvalue problem on the finer mesh directly. Some numerical results are used to confirm the theoretical analysis.     

鱼骨形网格上二阶方程混合元的超收敛

In this paper, superconvergence of the lowest order Raviart-Thomas mixed finite element approximation for second order Neumann boundary value problem on fishbone shape meshes is analyzed. The main term of the error between the exact solution and the finite element interpolating function is determined by Bramble-Hilbert lemma on the individual finite element. A part of the main term of the error on two adjacent finite elements can be cancelled along the special direction, and thus the higher order error estimate is obtained on the whole domain by summation. Compared with the general finite element error estimate,the convergence rate can be increased from order one to order two in L2-norm by postprocessing superconvergence technique.     

Mixed Discontinuous Galerkin Time-Stepping Method for Linear Parabolic Optimal Control Problems

In this paper, we discuss the mixed discontinuous Galerkin (DG) finite element approximation to linear parabolic optimal control problems. For the state variables and the co-state variables, the discontinuous finite element method is used for the time discretization and the Raviart-Thomas mixed finite element method is used for the space discretization. We do not discretize the space of admissible control but implicitly utilize the relation between co-state and control for the discretization of the control. We derive a priori error estimates for the lowest order mixed DG finite element approximation. Moveover, for the element of arbitrary order in space and time, we derive a posteriori $L^2(0, T ;L^2(Ω))$ error estimates for the scalar functions, assuming that only the underlying mesh is static. Finally, we present an example to confirm the theoretical result on a priori error estimates.     

SUPERCONVERGENCE OF LEAST-SQUARES MIXED FINITE ELEMENTS FOR ELLIPTIC PROBLEMS ON TRIANGULATION

In this paper, we present the least-squares mixed finite element method and investigate superconvergence phenomena for the second order elliptic boundary-value problems over triangulations. On the basis of the L~2-projection and some mixed finite element projections, we obtain the superconvergence result of least-squares mixed finite     

A characteristic-mixed finite element method for time-dependent convection-diffusion optimal control problem

In this paper, we examine the method of characteristic-mixed finite element for the approximation of convex optimal control problem governed by time-dependent convection-diffusion equations with control constraints. For the discretization of the state equation, the characteristic finite element is used for the approximation of the material derivative term (i.e., the time derivative term plus the convection term), and the lowest-order Raviart-Thomas mixed element is applied for the approximation of the diffusion term. We derive some a priori error estimates for both the state and control approximations.     

EXPLICIT ERROR ESTIMATES FOR MIXED AND NONCONFORMING FINITE ELEMENTS

In this paper, we study the explicit expressions of the constants in the error estimates of the lowest order mixed and nonconforming finite element methods. We start with an explicit relation between the error constant of the lowest order Raviart-Thomas interpolation error and the geometric characters of the triangle. This gives an explicit error constant of the lowest order mixed finite element method. Furthermore, similar results can be ex- tended to the nonconforming P1 scheme based on its close connection with the lowest order Raviart-Thomas method. Meanwhile, such explicit a priori error estimates can be used as computable error bounds, which are also consistent with the maximal angle condition for the optimal error estimates of mixed and nonconforming finite element methods.