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<i>A posteriori</i> error analysis and adaptive processes in the finite element method: Part I—error analysis

International Journal for Numerical Methods in Engineering · 1983 · Vol. 19(11) · pp. 1593–1619
Donald W. KellyJ. P. De S. R. GagoO. C. ZienkiewiczIvo Babuška

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Abstract This is a paper presented in two parts dealing respectively with error analysis and adaptive processes applied to finite element calculations. Part I contains the basic theory and methods of deriving error estimates for second‐order problems. Part II of the paper deals with the strategy for adaptive refinement and concentrates on the p ‐convergent methods. It is shown that an extremely high rate of convergence is reached in practical problems using such procedures. Applications to realistic stress analysis and potential problems are presented.

Advanced Numerical Methods in Computational MathematicsNumerical methods in engineeringNumerical methods for differential equationsA priori and a posterioriFinite element methodError analysisConvergence (economics)Computer scienceRate of convergenceApplied mathematicsMathematical optimizationAlgorithmMixed finite element method
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