A posteriori error analysis of mixed finite element approximations to quasi-Newtonian incompressible flows

We develop the a posteriori error analysis of mixed finite element approximations of a general family of steady, viscous, incompressible quasi-Newtonian fluids in a bounded Lipschitz domain; the family includes degenerate models such as the power-law model, as well as non-degenerate ones such as the...

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Huvudupphovsmän: Barrett, J, Robson, J, Suli, E
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author Barrett, J
Robson, J
Suli, E
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Suli, E
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description We develop the a posteriori error analysis of mixed finite element approximations of a general family of steady, viscous, incompressible quasi-Newtonian fluids in a bounded Lipschitz domain; the family includes degenerate models such as the power-law model, as well as non-degenerate ones such as the Carreau model. The unified theoretical framework developed herein yields residual-based a posteriori bounds which measure the error in the approximations of the velocity and the pressure.
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spelling oxford-uuid:6e924085-a8f9-4d51-b9b8-904eb0c0e4cb2022-03-26T19:25:20ZA posteriori error analysis of mixed finite element approximations to quasi-Newtonian incompressible flowsReporthttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_93fcuuid:6e924085-a8f9-4d51-b9b8-904eb0c0e4cbMathematical Institute - ePrintsUnspecified2004Barrett, JRobson, JSuli, EWe develop the a posteriori error analysis of mixed finite element approximations of a general family of steady, viscous, incompressible quasi-Newtonian fluids in a bounded Lipschitz domain; the family includes degenerate models such as the power-law model, as well as non-degenerate ones such as the Carreau model. The unified theoretical framework developed herein yields residual-based a posteriori bounds which measure the error in the approximations of the velocity and the pressure.
spellingShingle Barrett, J
Robson, J
Suli, E
A posteriori error analysis of mixed finite element approximations to quasi-Newtonian incompressible flows
title A posteriori error analysis of mixed finite element approximations to quasi-Newtonian incompressible flows
title_full A posteriori error analysis of mixed finite element approximations to quasi-Newtonian incompressible flows
title_fullStr A posteriori error analysis of mixed finite element approximations to quasi-Newtonian incompressible flows
title_full_unstemmed A posteriori error analysis of mixed finite element approximations to quasi-Newtonian incompressible flows
title_short A posteriori error analysis of mixed finite element approximations to quasi-Newtonian incompressible flows
title_sort posteriori error analysis of mixed finite element approximations to quasi newtonian incompressible flows
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