Abstract:R6sum6. On 6tablit des majorations explicites de l'erreur de meilleure approximation polynomiale ainsi que des majorations explicites et nonexplicites de l'erreur d'interpolation de Lagrange, lorsque la fonction consid6r6e appartient /tun espace de Sobolev d'ordre non entier d6fini sur un ouvert born6 de ~".Les r6sultats obtenus g6ndralisent les r6sultats connus dans le cas des espaces de Sobolev d'ordre entier.
Summary.Explicit bounds for the best polynomial approximation error, explicit and non-explicit boun… Show more
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Surface tension in multi-phase fluid flow engenders pressure discontinuities on phase interfaces. In this work we present a finite element method to solve viscous incompressible flows problems, especially designed to cope with such a situation. Taking as a model the Stokes system we study a finite element solution method based on a classical Galerkin-least-squares formulation with an added pressure jump term multiplied by the mesh step size. Both the velocity and the pressure are represented with continuous piecewise linear functions except for the latter field on the embedded interface. A suitable modification of the pressure space is employed in order to represent interface discontinuities. A priori error analyses point to optimal convergence rates for this approach.
In this article boundary value problems for partial differential equations of mixed elliptic-parabolic type are considered. To ensure that the considered problems possess a unique solution, the usual variational existence proof for parabolic problems is extended to the mixed situation. Further, the convergence of approximations computed by a time-space Galerkin method to the solution of the mixed problem is proven and error estimates are given.
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