Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6892464 | Computers & Mathematics with Applications | 2017 | 17 Pages |
Abstract
The adaptive least-squares finite element method (LS-FEM) for the Stokes equations has recently been based on alternative error estimators in Bringmann and Carstensen (2016) for the lowest-order case. Since the first-order div LS-FEM measures the flux errors in H(div), the data resolution error measures the L2 norm of the right-hand side f minus the piecewise polynomial approximation Î kf without a mesh-size factor. This enforces separate marking with an overall abstract theory (Carstensen and Rabus, 2016). This paper contributes (a) a discussion of the scaling of the LS-FEM, (b) optimal rates of the adaptive h-version of any order k, and (c) comparing numerical results in 2D with all details on inhomogeneous Dirichlet data covered by the analysis.
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Authors
P. Bringmann, C. Carstensen,