In this paper we present a short discussion on some finite element formulations for linear elliptic problems. For the sake of simplicity we consider the Poisson equation , taking the notation from Darcy’s law. Among the zillions of such methods, we shall concentrate our attention on FEM leading to a final system of linear algebraic equations M P = F where each unknown represents the constant value of the approximated pressure in a single element. It is indeed well known that for some applications there is a certain demand for these types of schemes.

Error analysis of piecewise constant approximations of Darcy's law

BREZZI, FRANCO;MARINI, LUISA DONATELLA
2006-01-01

Abstract

In this paper we present a short discussion on some finite element formulations for linear elliptic problems. For the sake of simplicity we consider the Poisson equation , taking the notation from Darcy’s law. Among the zillions of such methods, we shall concentrate our attention on FEM leading to a final system of linear algebraic equations M P = F where each unknown represents the constant value of the approximated pressure in a single element. It is indeed well known that for some applications there is a certain demand for these types of schemes.
2006
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Darcy; Finite Elements; Mixed formulations; Constant pressures; Quadrature formula’s; Finite Volumes
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Brezzi, Franco; Fortin, M.; Marini, LUISA DONATELLA
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