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TOL. A continuation method is used to decrease TOL. Numerical results show that the
 
TOL. A continuation method is used to decrease TOL. Numerical results show that the
 
computational time is considerably reduced when using such a continuation algorithm.
 
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Abstract

A continuation anisotropic adaptive algorithm to solve elliptic PDEs is pre sented. The p-laplacian problem and the Stokes equation are considered. The algorithm is based on an a posteriori error indicator justified in [7] and [10]. The goal is to produce an anisotropic mesh such that the relative estimated error is close to a preset tolerance TOL. A continuation method is used to decrease TOL. Numerical results show that the computational time is considerably reduced when using such a continuation algorithm.

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Published on 24/05/23
Submitted on 24/05/23

Volume Recent Developments in Methods and Applications for Mesh Adaptation, 2023
DOI: 10.23967/admos.2023.060
Licence: CC BY-NC-SA license

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