Finite Element Methods for Flow Problems

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"Finite Element Methods for Flow Problems" is a foundational textbook that develops and applies finite element techniques to the numerical simulation of fluid flow and related transport phenomena.

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instanceOf nonfiction book
scientific monograph
textbook
appliesTo numerical simulation of fluid flow
numerical solution of partial differential equations
dealsWith Galerkin methods
Navier–Stokes equations NERFINISHED
Stokes equations NERFINISHED
approximation theory
elliptic partial differential equations
error estimates
finite element methods
flow problems
fluid flow
incompressibility constraints
incompressible flow
mixed finite element methods
saddle point problems
stability analysis
transport phenomena
variational formulations
velocity–pressure formulations
focusesOn mathematical foundations of finite element methods for flow
rigorous analysis of numerical schemes for flow problems
hasAuthor P.-A. Raviart NERFINISHED
V. Girault NERFINISHED
hasField applied mathematics
computational fluid dynamics
finite element analysis
numerical analysis
hasTopic Sobolev spaces NERFINISHED
boundary conditions for flow problems
convergence of finite element schemes
discrete inf–sup condition
discretization of flow equations
error bounds for mixed methods
finite element spaces for velocity and pressure
functional analysis tools for PDEs
inf–sup condition
mixed variational problems
pressure stabilization techniques
weak formulations of PDEs
hasUse graduate-level teaching
reference for researchers in computational fluid dynamics
reference for researchers in numerical analysis
isDescribedAs foundational textbook on finite element techniques for flow

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Thomas J. R. Hughes hasWritten Finite Element Methods for Flow Problems