Rectangular $C^1$-$P_k$ finite elements with $Q_k$-bubble enrichment
Shangyou Zhang

TL;DR
This paper introduces new $C^1$-$P_k$ finite elements with $Q_k$-bubble enrichment on rectangular meshes, demonstrating their unisolvency, continuity, and convergence through numerical tests for various polynomial degrees.
Contribution
It develops a family of $C^1$-$P_k$ finite elements enriched with $Q_k$ bubbles for rectangular meshes, ensuring unisolvency and optimal convergence.
Findings
Finite elements are unisolvent and $C^1$ continuous.
Numerical tests confirm quasi-optimal convergence.
Enrichment improves approximation properties for $k \\ge 4$.
Abstract
We enrich the polynomial space by (), or (), or 8 (all ) bubble functions to obtain a family of - () finite elements on rectangular meshes. We show the uni-solvency, the -continuity and the quasi-optimal convergence. Numerical tests on the new -, and , elements are performed.
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Taxonomy
TopicsTopology Optimization in Engineering · Advanced Numerical Methods in Computational Mathematics · Composite Structure Analysis and Optimization
