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This paper examines the concepts of feedback and adaptivity for the Finite Element Method. The model problem concernsC 0 elements of arbitrary, fixed degree for a one-dimensional two-point boundary value problem. Three different feedback methods are introduced and a detailed analysis of their adaptivity is given.
Numerische Mathematik – Springer Journals
Published: Mar 14, 2005
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