The objective of this paper is to give a non-mathematical presentation of mixed finite elements, following as much as possible physical intuition and natural good sense. Mixed and mixed hybrid finite elements are clearly presented as two formulations of the same approximation and the use of a quadrature rule is shown to reduce both formulations to the usual finite difference scheme. Application to the resolution of stationary (elliptic) and time dependent (parabolic) water flow problems is discussed in detail for the case of a uniform rectangular grid, and the enhancement in the approximation of velocities is emphasized. Generalizations and order of convergence are discussed
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We present the development of a two-dimensional Mixed-Hybrid Finite Element (MHFE) model for the sol...
International audienceThe mixed hybrid finite element (MHFE) method is well suited for the resolutio...
Accurate numerical simulation of infiltration in the vadose zone remains a challenge, especially whe...
An important class of problems in mathematical physics involves equations of the form -¿ · (A¿¿) = f...
Computing 3D velocity fields is an important task in subsurface water flow analysis. While Finite El...
This work is devoted to the numerical reliability and time requirements of the Mixed Finite Element ...
Abstract: Groundwater flow modelling is of interest in many sciences and engineering applications ...
International audienceMixed finite elements are a numerical method becoming more and more popular in...
This paper is concerned with a comparison of the performance and efficiency of mixed finite element ...
We present the development of a two-dimensional Mixed-Hybrid Finite Element (MHFE) model for the sol...
We present in this paper a numerical method using basic ideas of mixed hybrid finite element and fi...
This work was also published as a Rice University thesis/dissertation: http://hdl.handle.net/1911/1...
Numerical velocity fields arising from the solution of diffusion equations by the finite element (FE...
We study the numerical behaviour and the relationships between some numerical methods derived from ...
We present the development of a two-dimensional Mixed-Hybrid Finite Element (MHFE) model for the sol...
International audienceThe mixed hybrid finite element (MHFE) method is well suited for the resolutio...
Accurate numerical simulation of infiltration in the vadose zone remains a challenge, especially whe...