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Extrapolation of Finite Element Approximation in a Rectangular Domain

Chuan-Miao Chen & Qun Lin

J. Comp. Math., 7 (1989), pp. 227-233.

Published online: 1989-07

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Recently, the Richardson extrapolation for the elliptic Ritz projection with linear triangular elements on a general convex polygonal domain was discussed by Lin and Lu. We go back in this note to the simplest case, i.e. the bilinear rectangular elements on a rectangular domain which is a parallel case of the one-triangle model in the early work of Lin and Liu. We find that the finite element argument for the Richardson extrapolation with an accuracy of $O(h^4)$ needs only the regularity of $H^{4,\infty}$ for the solution $u$ but the finite difference argument for extrapolation with $O(h^{s+\alpha})$ accuracy needs $u\in C^{5+\alpha}(0<\alpha<1)$. Moreover, a formula is suggested to guarantee the extrapolation of $O(h^4)$ accuracy at fine gridpoints as well as at coarse gridpoints.  

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@Article{JCM-7-227, author = {Chen , Chuan-Miao and Lin , Qun}, title = {Extrapolation of Finite Element Approximation in a Rectangular Domain}, journal = {Journal of Computational Mathematics}, year = {1989}, volume = {7}, number = {3}, pages = {227--233}, abstract = {

Recently, the Richardson extrapolation for the elliptic Ritz projection with linear triangular elements on a general convex polygonal domain was discussed by Lin and Lu. We go back in this note to the simplest case, i.e. the bilinear rectangular elements on a rectangular domain which is a parallel case of the one-triangle model in the early work of Lin and Liu. We find that the finite element argument for the Richardson extrapolation with an accuracy of $O(h^4)$ needs only the regularity of $H^{4,\infty}$ for the solution $u$ but the finite difference argument for extrapolation with $O(h^{s+\alpha})$ accuracy needs $u\in C^{5+\alpha}(0<\alpha<1)$. Moreover, a formula is suggested to guarantee the extrapolation of $O(h^4)$ accuracy at fine gridpoints as well as at coarse gridpoints.  

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Recently, the Richardson extrapolation for the elliptic Ritz projection with linear triangular elements on a general convex polygonal domain was discussed by Lin and Lu. We go back in this note to the simplest case, i.e. the bilinear rectangular elements on a rectangular domain which is a parallel case of the one-triangle model in the early work of Lin and Liu. We find that the finite element argument for the Richardson extrapolation with an accuracy of $O(h^4)$ needs only the regularity of $H^{4,\infty}$ for the solution $u$ but the finite difference argument for extrapolation with $O(h^{s+\alpha})$ accuracy needs $u\in C^{5+\alpha}(0<\alpha<1)$. Moreover, a formula is suggested to guarantee the extrapolation of $O(h^4)$ accuracy at fine gridpoints as well as at coarse gridpoints.  

Chuan-Miao Chen & Qun Lin. (1970). Extrapolation of Finite Element Approximation in a Rectangular Domain. Journal of Computational Mathematics. 7 (3). 227-233. doi:
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