Abstract We introduce a new variant of Nodal Virtual Element spaces that mimics the "Serendipity Finite Element Methods" (whose most popular example is the 8-node quadrilateral) and allows to reduce (often in a significant way) the number of internal degrees of freedom. When applied to the faces of a three-dimensional decomposition, this allows a reduction in the number of face degrees of freedom: an improvement that cannot be achieved by a sim- Finite Elements, but are much more robust with respect to element distortions. On more general polytopes the Serendipity VEMs are the natural (and simple) generalization of the simplicial case
Virtual Element Methods (VEM) are the latest evolution of the Mimetic Finite Difference Method, and ...
We present an implementation of the trimmed serendipity finite element family, using the open-source...
Due to its unique and intriguing properties, polygonal and polyhedral discretization is an emerging ...
We introduce a new variant of Nodal Virtual Element spaces that mimics the ``Serendipity Finite Elem...
We extend the basic idea of Serendipity Virtual Elements from the previous case (by the same autho...
We consider, as a simple model problem, the application of Virtual Element Methods (VEM) to the line...
In this work we address the reduction of face degrees of freedom (DOFs) for discrete elasticity comp...
We revisit the cell-based smoothed finite element method (SFEM) for quadrilateral elements and exten...
This paper describes the formulation of shape functions and their derivatives for universal serendip...
In this paper we propose a modified construction for the polynomial basis on polygons used in the Vi...
Using the notion of multivariate lower set interpolation, we construct nodal basis functions for the...
In this paper, we tackle the problem of constructing conforming Virtual Element spaces on polygons w...
We propose an efficient method for the numerical approximation of a general class of two dimensional...
Recently, novel nite element methods were proposed from the coupling of stabilized conforming nodal...
We present an implementation of the trimmed serendipity finite element family, using the open source...
Virtual Element Methods (VEM) are the latest evolution of the Mimetic Finite Difference Method, and ...
We present an implementation of the trimmed serendipity finite element family, using the open-source...
Due to its unique and intriguing properties, polygonal and polyhedral discretization is an emerging ...
We introduce a new variant of Nodal Virtual Element spaces that mimics the ``Serendipity Finite Elem...
We extend the basic idea of Serendipity Virtual Elements from the previous case (by the same autho...
We consider, as a simple model problem, the application of Virtual Element Methods (VEM) to the line...
In this work we address the reduction of face degrees of freedom (DOFs) for discrete elasticity comp...
We revisit the cell-based smoothed finite element method (SFEM) for quadrilateral elements and exten...
This paper describes the formulation of shape functions and their derivatives for universal serendip...
In this paper we propose a modified construction for the polynomial basis on polygons used in the Vi...
Using the notion of multivariate lower set interpolation, we construct nodal basis functions for the...
In this paper, we tackle the problem of constructing conforming Virtual Element spaces on polygons w...
We propose an efficient method for the numerical approximation of a general class of two dimensional...
Recently, novel nite element methods were proposed from the coupling of stabilized conforming nodal...
We present an implementation of the trimmed serendipity finite element family, using the open source...
Virtual Element Methods (VEM) are the latest evolution of the Mimetic Finite Difference Method, and ...
We present an implementation of the trimmed serendipity finite element family, using the open-source...
Due to its unique and intriguing properties, polygonal and polyhedral discretization is an emerging ...