Titlebook: Least-Squares Finite Element Methods; Max D. Gunzburger,Pavel B. Bochev Book 2009 Springer-Verlag New York 2009 Analysis.Bochev.Elements.F

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Max D. Gunzburger,Pavel B. BochevPuts least-squares finite element methods on a common mathematically sound foundation.Reviews strengths and weaknesses, successes and open problems of finite element methods.Appendices include results

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Classical Variational Methodss chapter and the next, other finite element approaches. In this chapter, we focus on what we refer to as “classical” finite element methods, a designation that is admittedly somewhat arbitrary, but that is nonetheless generally accepted for the methods we include in the so-named class.

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The Agmon–Douglis–Nirenberg Setting for Least-Squares Finite Element MethodsThe least-squares theory formulated in the previous chapter shows that norm equivalence is at the root of successful least-squares finite element methods (LSFEMs). Therefore, the first task in the formulation of LSFEMs is to obtain a collection of energy balances for the given partial differential equation (PDE) problem.

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