We present two error estimation approaches for bounding or correcting the error in func-tional estimates such as lift or drag. Adjoint methods quantify the error in a particular output functional that results from residual errors in approximating the solution to the partial differential equation. Defect methods can be used to bound or reduce the error in the entire solution, with corresponding improvements to functional estimates. The ap-proaches may be used separately or in combination to obtain highly accurate solutions with asymptotically sharp error bounds. The adjoint theory is extended to handle flows with shocks; numerical experiments confirm 4th order error estimates for a pressure integral of shocked quasi-1D Euler flow. Numerical ...
We present an approach for the computation of error estimates in output functionals such as lift or ...
Abstract. We consider one-dimensional steady-state balance laws with discontinuous solutions. Giles ...
In this talk we present higher order and adaptive discontinuous Galerkin methods for an efficient a...
We present two error estimation approaches for bounding or correcting the error in functional estima...
This paper demonstrates the use of adjoint error analysis to improve the order of accuracy of integr...
These lecture notes begin by observing that in many cases the most important engineering outputs of ...
This paper explains how the solutions of appropriate adjoint equations can be used to estimate the e...
Motivated by applications in computational fluid dynamics, we present a method for obtaining estimat...
Motivated by applications in computational fluid dynamics, a method is presented for obtaining estim...
Earlier work introduced the notion of adjoint error correction for obtaining superconvergent estimat...
Engineering computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis and design applications focus on output func...
When approximating the solutions of partial differential equations, it is a few key output integrals...
An a posteriori error formula is described when a statistical measurement of the solution to a hyper...
Motivated by applications in aero-acoustics and electromagnetics, this paper discusses the combined ...
The current work concerns the study and the implementation of a modern algorithm for error estimatio...
We present an approach for the computation of error estimates in output functionals such as lift or ...
Abstract. We consider one-dimensional steady-state balance laws with discontinuous solutions. Giles ...
In this talk we present higher order and adaptive discontinuous Galerkin methods for an efficient a...
We present two error estimation approaches for bounding or correcting the error in functional estima...
This paper demonstrates the use of adjoint error analysis to improve the order of accuracy of integr...
These lecture notes begin by observing that in many cases the most important engineering outputs of ...
This paper explains how the solutions of appropriate adjoint equations can be used to estimate the e...
Motivated by applications in computational fluid dynamics, we present a method for obtaining estimat...
Motivated by applications in computational fluid dynamics, a method is presented for obtaining estim...
Earlier work introduced the notion of adjoint error correction for obtaining superconvergent estimat...
Engineering computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis and design applications focus on output func...
When approximating the solutions of partial differential equations, it is a few key output integrals...
An a posteriori error formula is described when a statistical measurement of the solution to a hyper...
Motivated by applications in aero-acoustics and electromagnetics, this paper discusses the combined ...
The current work concerns the study and the implementation of a modern algorithm for error estimatio...
We present an approach for the computation of error estimates in output functionals such as lift or ...
Abstract. We consider one-dimensional steady-state balance laws with discontinuous solutions. Giles ...
In this talk we present higher order and adaptive discontinuous Galerkin methods for an efficient a...