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Finite element approximations of the stokes flow problem based upon various variational principles

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Finite element methods are constructed by adding to the usual Galerkin method terms that are mesh-dependent least-squares forms of the Euler-Lagrange equations. The methods are consistent and possess additional stability compared to the Galerkin method. Finite element interpolations, which are unstable in the Galerkin approach, are now convergent. The methodology is applied to the velocity-pressure formulation, a.k.a., Herrmann's formulation, to the stress-velocity formulation, a.k.a., Hellinger-Reissner's formulation and to a new formulation based on augmented stress, pressure and velocity

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Abstract (Portuguese)

Metodos de elementos finitos sao construidos adicionando-se ao metodo usual de Galerkin termos que sao dependentes da malha e formas de minimos-quadrados das equacoes de Euler-Lagrange. Os metodos sao consistentes e possuem estabilidade adicional comparados com o metodo de Galerkin. Interpolacoes de elementos finitos, que sao instaveis no metodo de Galerkin, sao agora convergentes. A metodologia e aplicada: a formulacao de velocidade-pressao, tambem conhecida por formulacao de Herrmann; a formulacao de tensao-velocidade, tambem conhecida por formulacao de Hellinger-Reissner; e a uma nova formulacao baseada em tensao aumentada, pressao e velocidade

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17 p.
Report number
LNCC--010/89

INIS

Country of Publication
Brazil
Country of Input or Organization
Brazil
INIS RN
20085347
Subject category
S42: ENGINEERING;
Descriptors DEI
FINITE ELEMENT METHOD; GALERKIN-PETROV METHOD; LEAST SQUARE FIT; STOKES LAW; VARIATIONAL METHODS; VISCOUS FLOW
Descriptors DEC
FLUID FLOW; ITERATIVE METHODS; MAXIMUM-LIKELIHOOD FIT; NUMERICAL SOLUTION