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We propose an adaptive strategy for solving high frequency Helmholtz scattering problems. The method is based on the uniaxial PML method to truncate the scattering problem which is defined in the unbounded domain into the bounded domain. The parameters in the uniaxial PML method are determined by sharp a posteriori error estimates developed by Chen and Wu [8]. An hp-adaptive finite element strategy is proposed to solve the uniaxial PML equation. Numerical experiments are included which indicate the desirable exponential decay property of the error.
}, issn = {1991-7120}, doi = {https://doi.org/}, url = {http://global-sci.org/intro/article_detail/cicp/7749.html} }We propose an adaptive strategy for solving high frequency Helmholtz scattering problems. The method is based on the uniaxial PML method to truncate the scattering problem which is defined in the unbounded domain into the bounded domain. The parameters in the uniaxial PML method are determined by sharp a posteriori error estimates developed by Chen and Wu [8]. An hp-adaptive finite element strategy is proposed to solve the uniaxial PML equation. Numerical experiments are included which indicate the desirable exponential decay property of the error.