Vertex-Centered Mixed Finite Element–Finite Volume scheme for 2D anisotropic hybrid mesh adaptation

Tarsia Morisco, Cosimo; Tenkès, Lucille-Marie; Alauzet, Frédéric

doi:10.1016/j.cma.2023.116638

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Vertex-Centered Mixed Finite Element–Finite Volume scheme for 2D anisotropic hybrid mesh adaptation

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From simplex to mixed element: Extension of a vertex-centered discretization, focus on accuracy analysis and 3D RANS applications

From simplex to mixed element: Extension of a vertex-centered discretization, focus on accuracy analysis and 3D RANS applications

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