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Discrete mass conservation for porous media saturated flow
Authors:Eleanor W. Jenkins  Chris Paribello  Nicholas E. Wilson
Affiliation:1. Department of Mathematical Sciences, Clemson University, , Clemson, South Carolina, 29634;2. The Mathworks Inc., , Natick, Massachusetts, 01760;3. Department of Mathematics, Michigan Technological University, , Houghton, Michigan, 49931
Abstract:Global and local mass conservation for velocity fields associated with saturated porous media flow have long been recognized as integral components of any numerical scheme attempting to simulate these flows. In this work, we study finite element discretizations for saturated porous media flow that use Taylor–Hood (TH) and Scott–Vogelius (SV) finite elements. The governing equations are modified to include a stabilization term when using the TH elements, and we provide a theoretical result that shows convergence (with respect to the stabilization parameter) to pointwise mass‐conservative solutions. We also provide results using the SV approximation pair. These elements are pointwise divergence free, leading to optimal convergence rates and numerical solutions. We give numerical results to verify our theory and a comparison with standard mixed methods for saturated flow problems. © 2013 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Numer Methods Partial Differential Eq 30: 625–640, 2014
Keywords:finite elements  grad‐div stabilization  local mass conservation  saturated flow  Scott–  Vogelius  Taylor–  Hood
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