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A stabilized non-conforming finite element method for incompressible flow

Erik Burman
2006
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In this paper we extend the recently introduced edge stabilization method to the case of non-conforming finite element approximations of the linearized Navier-Stokes equation. To get stability also in the convective dominated regime we add a term giving L2-control of the jump in the gradient over element boundaries. An a priori error estimate that is uniform in the Reynolds number is proved and some numerical examples are presented. [All rights reserved Elsevier]

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