Higher Order Mortar Finite Elements with Dual Lagrange Multipliers presents the theories and applications of higher order nonconforming finite element techniques based on the mortar method. As the mortar finite element method is based on replacing the usual point-wise continuity condition by a weak matching condition, the dual Lagrange multipliers allow an efficient and easy realization of this weak matching condition. In addition to the main contribution of this work on the construction of dual Lagrange basis functions for higher order finite elements in two and three dimensions, there are also some interesting theoretical advancement and applications of the mortar finite elements. Moreover, a popular three-field formulation in elasticity,...
Domain decomposition techniques provide a flexible tool for the numerical approximation of partial d...
Abstract. We consider the coupling of compressible and nearly incompressible materials within the fr...
This paper is concerned with the mortar finite element method for three spatial variables. The two m...
Domain decomposition techniques provide a powerful tool for the numerical approximation of partial ...
Abstract. We consider the coupling of compressible and nearly incompressible materials within the fr...
All in-text references underlined in blue are linked to publications on ResearchGate, letting you ac...
Abstract. Domain decomposition techniques provide a flexible tool for the numerical approximation of...
The article discusses an algorithm development to solve an elastic contact problem. Solving such pro...
The mortar finite element method allows the coupling of different discretizations across subregion b...
We consider the coupling of compressible and nearly incompressible materials within the framework of...
Abstract. We consider the coupling of compressible and nearly incompressible materials within the fr...
Two non-overlapping domain decomposition methods are presented for the mixed finite element formulat...
Mortar finite element methods for discontinuous coefficients. - In: Zeitschrift für angewandte Mathe...
It is well known that singularities occur when solving elliptic value problems with non-convex domai...
Mortar finite element methods for discontinuous coefficients. - In: Zeitschrift für angewandte Mathe...
Domain decomposition techniques provide a flexible tool for the numerical approximation of partial d...
Abstract. We consider the coupling of compressible and nearly incompressible materials within the fr...
This paper is concerned with the mortar finite element method for three spatial variables. The two m...
Domain decomposition techniques provide a powerful tool for the numerical approximation of partial ...
Abstract. We consider the coupling of compressible and nearly incompressible materials within the fr...
All in-text references underlined in blue are linked to publications on ResearchGate, letting you ac...
Abstract. Domain decomposition techniques provide a flexible tool for the numerical approximation of...
The article discusses an algorithm development to solve an elastic contact problem. Solving such pro...
The mortar finite element method allows the coupling of different discretizations across subregion b...
We consider the coupling of compressible and nearly incompressible materials within the framework of...
Abstract. We consider the coupling of compressible and nearly incompressible materials within the fr...
Two non-overlapping domain decomposition methods are presented for the mixed finite element formulat...
Mortar finite element methods for discontinuous coefficients. - In: Zeitschrift für angewandte Mathe...
It is well known that singularities occur when solving elliptic value problems with non-convex domai...
Mortar finite element methods for discontinuous coefficients. - In: Zeitschrift für angewandte Mathe...
Domain decomposition techniques provide a flexible tool for the numerical approximation of partial d...
Abstract. We consider the coupling of compressible and nearly incompressible materials within the fr...
This paper is concerned with the mortar finite element method for three spatial variables. The two m...