On the Numerical Solutions of Helmholtz’s Equation by the Finite Element Method
A. K. Aziz, Arthur G. Werschulz
Abstract
A. K. Aziz, Arthur G. Werschulz
Abstract
We consider the numerical solution of the Helmholtz equation via finite element methods. A two-stage method which gives the same accuracy in the computed gradient as in the computed solution is discussed. This method is applicable to more general finite element subspaces than methods previously considered; it is also of lower computational complexity and the same conditioning as previous methods.
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We consider the numerical solution of the Helmholtz equation via finite element methods. A two-stage method which gives the same accuracy in the computed gradient as in the computed solution is discussed. This method is applicable to more general finite element subspaces than methods previously considered; it is also of lower computational complexity and the same conditioning as previous methods.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Finite element method, Linear subspace, Helmholtz equation, Extended finite element method, Mixed finite element method, Mathematical analysis, Helmholtz free energy