We are concerned with the derivation and analysis of one-dimensional hyperbolic systems of conservation laws modelling fluid flows such as the blood flow through compliant axisymmetric vessels.Early models derived are nonconservative and/or nonhomogeneous with measure source terms,which are endowed with infinitely many Riemann solutions for some Riemann data.In this paper,we derive a one-dimensional hyperbolic system that is conservative and homogeneous.Moreover,there exists a unique global Riemann solution for the Riemann problem for two vessels with arbitrarily large Riemann data,under a natural stability entropy criterion.The Riemann solutions may consist of four waves for some cases.The system can also be written as a 3×3 system for which strict hyperbolicity fails and the standing waves can be regarded as the contact discontinuities corresponding to the second family with zero eigenvalue. 相似文献
We extend results from Part I about estimating gradient errors elementwise a posteriori, given there for quadratic and higher elements, to the piecewise linear case. The key to our new result is to consider certain technical estimates for differences in the error, , rather than for itself. We also give a posteriori estimators for second derivatives on each element.
Let be a convex domain with smooth boundary in . It has been shown recently that the semigroup generated by the discrete Laplacian for quasi-uniform families of piecewise linear finite element spaces on is analytic with respect to the maximum-norm, uniformly in the mesh-width. This implies a resolvent estimate of standard form in the maximum-norm outside some sector in the right halfplane, and conversely. Here we show directly that such a resolvent estimate holds outside any sector around the positive real axis, with arbitrarily small angle. This is useful in the study of fully discrete approximations based on -stable rational functions, with small.
A class of a posteriori estimators is studied for the error in the maximum-norm of the gradient on single elements when the finite element method is used to approximate solutions of second order elliptic problems. The meshes are unstructured and, in particular, it is not assumed that there are any known superconvergent points. The estimators are based on averaging operators which are approximate gradients, ``recovered gradients', which are then compared to the actual gradient of the approximation on each element. Conditions are given under which they are asympotically exact or equivalent estimators on each single element of the underlying meshes. Asymptotic exactness is accomplished by letting the approximate gradient operator average over domains that are large, in a controlled fashion to be detailed below, compared to the size of the elements.
Let Ω be a bounded nonconvex polygonal domain in the plane. Consider the initial boundary value problem for the heat equation with homogeneous Dirichlet boundary conditions and semidiscrete and fully discrete approximations of its solution by piecewise linear finite elements in space. The purpose of this paper is to show that known results for the stationary, elliptic, case may be carried over to the time dependent parabolic case. A special feature in a polygonal domain is the presence of singularities in the solutions generated by the corners even when the forcing term is smooth. These cause a reduction of the convergence rate in the finite element method unless refinements are employed. 相似文献
High quality YBa2.Cu3O6 +x(YBCO) superconductive thin films have been fabricated on the SrTiO3(100) substrate using laser molecular beam epitaxy (laser-MBE). The active oxygen source was used, which made the necessary
ambient oxygen pressure be 2–3 orders lower than that in pulsed laser deposition (PLD). Tc0 is 85–87 K, and Jc, 1.0 × 106 A/cm2. Atomic force microscopy (AFM) measurements show that no obvious particulates can be observed and the root mean square roughness
is 7.8 nm. High stability DC superconducting quantum interference devices (DC-SQUID) was fabricated using this YBCO thin film. 相似文献