Low-degree robust Hellinger-Reissner finite element schemes for planar linear elasticity with symmetric stress tensors
Shuo Zhang

TL;DR
This paper develops low-degree, robust finite element schemes for planar linear elasticity that accurately approximate symmetric stress tensors and displacements on general triangulations, with proven error bounds.
Contribution
It introduces novel low-degree nonconforming and conforming Hellinger-Reissner finite element schemes with robust error estimates for symmetric stress tensors in planar elasticity.
Findings
Finite element schemes with asymptotically 8 times vertex-based basis functions.
Lowest-degree polynomial shape function spaces for stress tensors with 5 dimensions.
Robust error estimates in multiple norms for regular solutions.
Abstract
In this paper, we study the construction of low-degree robust finite element schemes for planar linear elasticity on general triangulations. Firstly, we present a low-degree nonconforming Helling-Reissner finite element scheme. For the stress tensor space, the piecewise polynomial shape function space is the dimension of the total space is asymptotically 8 times of the number of vertices, and the supports of the basis functions are each a patch of an edge. The piecewise rigid body space is used for the displacement. Robust error…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Numerical Methods in Computational Mathematics · Advanced Numerical Analysis Techniques · Computational Geometry and Mesh Generation
