An h-Type Adaptive Finite Element

Xu Xing; Ling Daosheng; Ding Haojiang; Du Qinghua

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Xu Xing, Ling Daosheng, Ding Haojiang, Du Qinghua. An h-Type Adaptive Finite Element[J]. Applied Mathematics and Mechanics, 1996, 17(6): 483-489.

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Xu Xing, Ling Daosheng, Ding Haojiang, Du Qinghua. An h-Type Adaptive Finite Element[J]. Applied Mathematics and Mechanics, 1996, 17(6): 483-489.

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Xu Xing, Ling Daosheng, Ding Haojiang, Du Qinghua. An h-Type Adaptive Finite Element[J]. Applied Mathematics and Mechanics, 1996, 17(6): 483-489.

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An h-Type Adaptive Finite Element

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Zhejiang University, Hangzhou 310027, P. R. China;
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Qinghua University, Beijing 100084, P. R. China

Received Date: 1994-11-25
Rev Recd Date: 1996-01-11
Publish Date: 1996-06-15

Abstract

Abstract

For h-lype adaptive finite element method, the local mesh refinement introduces irregular nodes and destroys the standard continuity between elements. The reference nodes of the irregular are used to interpolate element coordinates and displacements.The improved shape functions, of which the conventional shape functions. are a particular case, are presented to guarantee the continuity, No changes but the shape functions are needed when the mcthod is applied in finite element programs.the computational results the features of the method higher accuracy,simplicity.fewer degrees of freedom and less computation effort.
- adaptivc mesh,
- finite element,
- error estimation

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