A posteriori error estimator based on gradient recovery by averaging for convection-diffusion-reaction problems approximated by discontinuous Galerkin methods
Emmanuel Creus\'e (INRIA Lille - Nord Europe), Serge Nicaise (LAMAV)

TL;DR
This paper introduces two gradient recovery-based a posteriori error estimators for discontinuous Galerkin methods applied to convection-diffusion-reaction problems, providing reliable and efficient error bounds with proven robustness and asymptotic exactness.
Contribution
It proposes novel a posteriori error estimators based on gradient averaging for DG methods, with explicit reliability bounds and robustness in dominant convection or reaction regimes.
Findings
Estimators provide guaranteed upper bounds with explicit constants.
Lower bounds are robust in dominant convection or reaction cases.
Numerical tests confirm reliability and efficiency.
Abstract
We consider some (anisotropic and piecewise constant) convection-diffusion-reaction problems in domains of R2, approximated by a discontinuous Galerkin method with polynomials of any degree. We propose two a posteriori error estimators based on gradient recovery by averaging. It is shown that these estimators give rise to an upper bound where the constant is explicitly known up to some additional terms that guarantees reliability. The lower bound is also established, one being robust when the convection term (or the reaction term) becomes dominant. Moreover, the estimator is asymptotically exact when the recovered gradient is superconvergent. The reliability and efficiency of the proposed estimators are confirmed by some numerical tests.
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TopicsAdvanced Numerical Methods in Computational Mathematics · Advanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering · Numerical methods in engineering
