In this article, mixed finite element methods are discussed for a class of hyperbolic integrodifferential equations (HIDEs). Based on a modification of the nonstandard energy formulation of Baker, both semidiscrete and completely discrete implicit schemes for an extended mixed method are analyzed and optimal L-infinity(L-2)-error estimates are derived under minimal smoothness assumptions on the initial data. Further, quasi-optimal estimates are shown to hold in L-infinity(L-infinity)-norm. Finally, the analysis is extended to the standard mixed method for HIDEs and optimal error estimates in L-infinity(L-2)-norm are derived again under minimal smoothness on initial data. (C) 2014 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved
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