A comparison of adaptive algorithms for solving plane problems in the linear elasticity theory using the zero- and first-order Raviart – Thomas elements
Functional-type a posteriori error estimates are known for many problems of the elasticity theory. However, as followed from the work of S. I. Repin and A. V. Muzalevsky, the use of classical Finite Element Method (FEM) approximations for their implementation may lead to a growing overestimation of...
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| description | Functional-type a posteriori error estimates are known for many problems of the elasticity theory. However, as followed from the work of S. I. Repin and A. V. Muzalevsky, the use of classical Finite Element Method (FEM) approximations for their implementation may lead to a growing overestimation of the absolute value of an error. Later, in the work of M. E. Frolov, it was shown that the use of approximations for mixed FEMs avoids a growing overestimation of the absolute error with mesh refinements. Further research in this direction was carried out by M. E. Frolov and M. A. Churilova using the simplest Raviart – Thomas and Arnold – Boffi – Falk approximations. In this paper, a comparative analysis is performed for zero-order and first-order Raviart – Thomas finite elements. It is shown for plane problems of linear elasticity that the use of the first-order Raviart – Thomas approximation significantly reduces an overestimation of the absolute error value. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-bee11ec150774b5da3d3e855dd35ac412025-01-16T13:35:29ZengPeter the Great St.Petersburg Polytechnic UniversitySt. Petersburg Polytechnical University Journal: Physics and Mathematics2405-72232024-12-0117410.18721/JPM.1741520714726A comparison of adaptive algorithms for solving plane problems in the linear elasticity theory using the zero- and first-order Raviart – Thomas elementsPetukhov Dmitrii0Frolov Maksim1Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic UniversityPeter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic UniversityFunctional-type a posteriori error estimates are known for many problems of the elasticity theory. However, as followed from the work of S. I. Repin and A. V. Muzalevsky, the use of classical Finite Element Method (FEM) approximations for their implementation may lead to a growing overestimation of the absolute value of an error. Later, in the work of M. E. Frolov, it was shown that the use of approximations for mixed FEMs avoids a growing overestimation of the absolute error with mesh refinements. Further research in this direction was carried out by M. E. Frolov and M. A. Churilova using the simplest Raviart – Thomas and Arnold – Boffi – Falk approximations. In this paper, a comparative analysis is performed for zero-order and first-order Raviart – Thomas finite elements. It is shown for plane problems of linear elasticity that the use of the first-order Raviart – Thomas approximation significantly reduces an overestimation of the absolute error value.https://physmath.spbstu.ru/article/2024.77.15/finite element methodreliable a posteriori error estimatesraviart – thomas elements |
| spellingShingle | Petukhov Dmitrii Frolov Maksim A comparison of adaptive algorithms for solving plane problems in the linear elasticity theory using the zero- and first-order Raviart – Thomas elements St. Petersburg Polytechnical University Journal: Physics and Mathematics finite element method reliable a posteriori error estimates raviart – thomas elements |
| title | A comparison of adaptive algorithms for solving plane problems in the linear elasticity theory using the zero- and first-order Raviart – Thomas elements |
| title_full | A comparison of adaptive algorithms for solving plane problems in the linear elasticity theory using the zero- and first-order Raviart – Thomas elements |
| title_fullStr | A comparison of adaptive algorithms for solving plane problems in the linear elasticity theory using the zero- and first-order Raviart – Thomas elements |
| title_full_unstemmed | A comparison of adaptive algorithms for solving plane problems in the linear elasticity theory using the zero- and first-order Raviart – Thomas elements |
| title_short | A comparison of adaptive algorithms for solving plane problems in the linear elasticity theory using the zero- and first-order Raviart – Thomas elements |
| title_sort | comparison of adaptive algorithms for solving plane problems in the linear elasticity theory using the zero and first order raviart thomas elements |
| topic | finite element method reliable a posteriori error estimates raviart – thomas elements |
| url | https://physmath.spbstu.ru/article/2024.77.15/ |
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