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Nitsche's Method for Kirchhoff Plates

Tom Gustafsson, Rolf Stenberg, Juha VidemanPublished Jan 1, 2021
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Abstract

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We introduce a Nitsche's method for the numerical approximation of the Kirchhoff-Love plate equation under general Robin-type boundary conditions. We analyze the method by presenting a priori and a posteriori error estimates in mesh-dependent norms. Several numerical examples are given to validate the approach and demonstrate its properties.

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We introduce a Nitsche's method for the numerical approximation of the Kirchhoff-Love plate equation under general Robin-type boundary conditions.

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Tasks

A priori and a posteriori, Boundary (topology), Numerical approximation, Mathematical analysis, Numerical analysis, Calculus (dental), Engineering, Computational Mechanics

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Mathematics, Applied mathematics

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