2017
DOI: 10.1007/s10915-017-0451-6
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Function, Derivative and High-Order Derivatives Recovery Methods Using the Local Symmetry Projection

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“…Let t 12 = t 43 = [1 0], t 23 = t 14 = [0 1] be the unit vector along the four edges of K O j . Now we apply the local symmetry recovery method [32] to edge elements as follows: let v h ∈ V h be a vector function. We find…”
Section: The Local Symmetry Recovery Methodsmentioning
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“…Let t 12 = t 43 = [1 0], t 23 = t 14 = [0 1] be the unit vector along the four edges of K O j . Now we apply the local symmetry recovery method [32] to edge elements as follows: let v h ∈ V h be a vector function. We find…”
Section: The Local Symmetry Recovery Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is well-known that the symmetry plays an important role in deriving superconvergence results. For example, Yi et al [32] have used the symmetry property to propose a superconvergent recovery method, and obtained the superconvergent recovered quantity for the standard finite element solution by the recovery method. Huang et al [14][15][16] also show the importance of symmetry and obtain the superconvergent recovered quantity.…”
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