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On finite element methods for the Helmholtz equation

A. K. Aziz, Arthur G. Werschulz

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The numerical solution of the Helmholtz equation is considered via finite element methods. A two-stage method which gives the same accuracy in the computed gradient as in the computed solution is discussed. Error estimates for the method using a newly developed proof are given, and the computational considerations which show this method to be computationally superior to previous methods are presented.

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The numerical solution of the Helmholtz equation is considered via finite element methods. A two-stage method which gives the same accuracy in the computed gradient as in the computed solution is discussed. Error estimates for the method using a newly developed proof are given, and the computational considerations which show this method to be computationally superior to previous methods are presented.

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The numerical solution of the Helmholtz equation is considered via finite element methods. A two-stage method which gives the same accuracy in the computed gradient as in the computed solution is discussed. Error estimates for the method using a newly developed proof are given, and the computational considerations which show this method to be computationally superior to previous methods are presented.

Key concepts: Helmholtz equation, Finite element method, Helmholtz free energy, Mathematics, Applied mathematics, Mathematical analysis, Mixed finite element method, Calculus (dental)

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