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Volume 5, Issue 4
Construction of Boundary Layer Elements for Singularly Perturbed Convection-Diffusion Equations and $L^2$-Stability Analysis

C.-Y. Jung & R. Temam

Int. J. Numer. Anal. Mod., 5 (2008), pp. 729-748.

Published online: 2008-05

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It has been demonstrated that the ordinary boundary layer elements play an essential role in the finite element approximations for singularly perturbed problems producing ordinary boundary layers. Here we revise the element so that it has a small compact support and hence the resulting linear system becomes sparse, more precisely, block tridiagonal. We prove the validity of the revised element for some singularly perturbed convection-diffusion equations via numerical simulations and via the $H^1$-approximation error analysis. Furthermore due to the compact structure of the boundary layer we are able to prove the $L^2$-stability analysis of the scheme and derive the $L^2$-error approximations.

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boundary layer, boundary layer element, finite elements, singularly perturbed problem, convection-diffusion, stability, enriched subspaces, exponentially fitted splines.

  • AMS Subject Headings

65N30, 34D15, 76N20

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It has been demonstrated that the ordinary boundary layer elements play an essential role in the finite element approximations for singularly perturbed problems producing ordinary boundary layers. Here we revise the element so that it has a small compact support and hence the resulting linear system becomes sparse, more precisely, block tridiagonal. We prove the validity of the revised element for some singularly perturbed convection-diffusion equations via numerical simulations and via the $H^1$-approximation error analysis. Furthermore due to the compact structure of the boundary layer we are able to prove the $L^2$-stability analysis of the scheme and derive the $L^2$-error approximations.

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It has been demonstrated that the ordinary boundary layer elements play an essential role in the finite element approximations for singularly perturbed problems producing ordinary boundary layers. Here we revise the element so that it has a small compact support and hence the resulting linear system becomes sparse, more precisely, block tridiagonal. We prove the validity of the revised element for some singularly perturbed convection-diffusion equations via numerical simulations and via the $H^1$-approximation error analysis. Furthermore due to the compact structure of the boundary layer we are able to prove the $L^2$-stability analysis of the scheme and derive the $L^2$-error approximations.

C.-Y. Jung and R. Temam. (2008). Construction of Boundary Layer Elements for Singularly Perturbed Convection-Diffusion Equations and $L^2$-Stability Analysis. International Journal of Numerical Analysis and Modeling. 5 (4). 729-748. doi:
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