Parameter-Uniform Convergence Of A Finite Element Method For A Partially Singularly Perturbed Linear Reaction-Diffusion System
M. Vinoth, Joseph Paramasivam Mathiyazhagan
Abstract
M. Vinoth, Joseph Paramasivam Mathiyazhagan
Abstract
The reaction-diffusion kind of a partially singularly perturbed linear system of βπβ second order ordinary differential equations is considered. The leading terms first βπβ equation's are multiplied by a small positive parameters and the remaining βπβπβ equations are not singularly perturbed. It is assumed that these βπβ singular perturbation parameters are distinct. First βπβ solution's elements have overlapping boundary layers and remaining βπ-mβ solution's elements have less serve overlapping layers. On a piecewise uniform Shishkin mesh, a numerical system is built that employs the finite element method. The numerical approximations obtained by this approach are proven to be effectively almost second order convergent uniformly with respect to all perturbation parameters. In support of the theory, numerical illustrations are given.
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The reaction-diffusion kind of a partially singularly perturbed linear system of βπβ second order ordinary differential equations is considered. The leading terms first βπβ equation's are multiplied by a small positive parameters and the remaining βπβπβ equations are not singularly perturbed. It is assumed that these βπβ singular perturbation parameters are distinct. First βπβ solution's elements have overlapping boundary layers and remaining βπ-mβ solution's elements have less serve overlapping layers. On a piecewise uniform Shishkin mesh, a numerical system is built that employs the finite element method. The numerical approximations obtained by this approach are proven to be effectively almost second order convergent uniformly with respect to all perturbation parameters. In support of the theory, numerical illustrations are given.
Key concepts: Singular perturbation, Mathematics, Uniform convergence, Mathematical analysis, Ordinary differential equation, Finite element method, Reactionβdiffusion system, Numerical analysis