Substructuring Methods for Parabolic Problems
Substructuring Methods for Parabolic Problems
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We represent w as w = w\ ■]- W2 -\- w:i where w^ is equal to w on side Vij of fi, including one of its end points x, j and zero on 50, \ (r, j U {a^jj})- Below, we construct w^ such that H o (3. 7) b, {wj, Wj) < C{\ ^\og— Ybj{u, u), j =1, 2, 2, where bj{u, u) is defined for the iV-type fij with side T, j, i. E. R, j = fi, fl fi_, . Summing this with respect to j and using (3. 6) we obtain (3. 5). To construct the w. , we first extend the function u, given in the A'^-type substructures Qj, to a function Wj defined in a larger region G containing the Z?-type substructure fl, and tlie iV-type substructure flj, such that w-j = u in 0^, lij £ Hq{G) and II^jIIl2(g) < C||w||L2(nj), \wj\h^g) < C'i"l//'(nj) • The function Wj is not a finite element function in general. Using the extension theorem from [8], we construct a finite element function Wjh such that (3-8) II^j/iIIl^cg) < C'||u||£, 2(f^^), \wjk\HHG) < C\u\fji(Q^) ■ Let ^ij be a harmonic function in Q, defined by its values on c)Q, .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We represent w as w = w\ ■]- W2 -\- w:i where w^ is equal to w on side Vij of fi, including one of its end points x, j and zero on 50, \ (r, j U {a^jj})- Below, we construct w^ such that H o (3. 7) b, {wj, Wj) < C{\ ^\og— Ybj{u, u), j =1, 2, 2, where bj{u, u) is defined for the iV-type fij with side T, j, i. E. R, j = fi, fl fi_, . Summing this with respect to j and using (3. 6) we obtain (3. 5). To construct the w. , we first extend the function u, given in the A'^-type substructures Qj, to a function Wj defined in a larger region G containing the Z?-type substructure fl, and tlie iV-type substructure flj, such that w-j = u in 0^, lij £ Hq{G) and II^jIIl2(g) < C||w||L2(nj), \wj\h^g) < C'i"l//'(nj) • The function Wj is not a finite element function in general. Using the extension theorem from [8], we construct a finite element function Wjh such that (3-8) II^j/iIIl^cg) < C'||u||£, 2(f^^), \wjk\HHG) < C\u\fji(Q^) ■ Let ^ij be a harmonic function in Q, defined by its values on c)Q, .
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