A robust and optimal method for a sixth-order elliptic singular perturbation problem
Mingqing Chen, Jianguo Huang
Abstract
In this paper we propose a robust nonconforming finite method for a gradient-elastic Kirchhoff plate (GEKP) model with a small parameter 0<ι<1. While the method employs an H3 cubic finite element for the discrete space, it employs an interpolation mapping into an H2 nonconforming finite element space in both the lower-order terms of the bilinear form and the right-hand side. Notably, the numerical method is robust with respect to the parameter ι and uniformly convergent to order h without any stabilized terms. Finally, some numerical experiments are performed to verify the theoretical findings.
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