Three families of grad-div-conforming finite elements

07/19/2020
by   Qian Zhang, et al.
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Several smooth finite element de Rham complexes are constructed in three-dimensional space, which yield three families of grad-div conforming finite elements. The simplest element has only 8 degrees of freedom (DOFs) for a tetrahedron and 14 DOFs for a cuboid. These elements naturally lead to conforming approximations to quad-div problems. Numerical experiments for each family validate the correctness and efficiency of the elements for solving the quad-div problem.

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