On high order finite element spaces of differential forms
Snorre Harald Christiansen, Francesca Rapetti

TL;DR
This paper integrates high order finite element spaces of differential forms into the finite element exterior calculus framework, introduces new low order degrees of freedom, and proposes canonical resolutions using scalar polynomials and Whitney forms.
Contribution
It extends the finite element exterior calculus to high order differential form spaces, introduces new low order degrees of freedom, and offers canonical resolutions as alternatives to existing bases.
Findings
Unified framework for high order finite element differential forms
New low order degrees of freedom based on Bossavit's observations
Canonical resolutions using scalar polynomials and Whitney forms
Abstract
We show how the high order finite element spaces of differential forms due to Raviart-Thomas-N\'edelec-Hiptmair fit into the framework of finite element systems, in an elaboration of the finite element exterior calculus of Arnold-Falk-Winther. Based on observations by Bossavit, we provide new low order degrees of freedom. As an alternative to existing choices of bases, we provide canonical resolutions in terms of scalar polynomials and Whitney forms.
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TopicsAdvanced Numerical Methods in Computational Mathematics · Numerical methods in engineering · Advanced Numerical Analysis Techniques
