Numerical analysis for the Plateau problem by the method of fundamental solutions

12/13/2022
by   Koya Sakakibara, et al.
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Towards identifying the number of minimal surfaces sharing the same boundary from the geometry of the boundary, we propose a numerical scheme with high speed and high accuracy. Our numerical scheme is based on the method of fundamental solutions. We establish the convergence analysis for Dirichlet energy and L^∞-error analysis for mean curvature. Each of the approximate solutions in our scheme is a smooth surface, which is a significant difference from previous studies that required mesh division.

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