Pages that link to "Item:Q5948881"

The following pages link to The gradient-finite element method for elliptic problems (Q5948881):

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• On the numerical performance of a sharp a posteriori error estimator for some nonlinear elliptic problems. (Q489233) (← links)
• Preconditioning operators and Sobolev gradients for nonlinear elliptic problems (Q815236) (← links)
• Sobolev gradient preconditioning for the electrostatic potential equation (Q815238) (← links)
• A gradient weighted moving finite-element method with polynomial approximation of any degree (Q1036400) (← links)
• The optimal point of the gradient of finite element solution (Q1092633) (← links)
• On the compatibility of the accuracy of the finite-element method with gradient optimization (Q1204596) (← links)
• A concept of energy Banach space and its application to the gradient method (Q1599113) (← links)
• Quasi solution of a nonlinear inverse parabolic problem (Q1734178) (← links)
• Gradient WEB-spline finite element method for solving two-dimensional quasilinear elliptic problems (Q1991382) (← links)
• \(C^1\) finite element analysis in gradient enhanced continua (Q2450491) (← links)
• Sobolev gradient type iterative solution methods for a nonlinear 4th order elastic plate equation (Q2671353) (← links)
• A finite element method for a curlcurl-graddiv eigenvalue interface problem (Q2801784) (← links)
• A TWO‐DIMENSIONAL ZHU—ZIENKIEWICZ METHOD FOR GRADIENT RECOVERY FROM FINITE‐ELEMENT SOLUTIONS (Q4313835) (← links)
• Gradient-Finite Element Method for Nonlinear Neumann Problems (Q4330747) (← links)
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• Finite increment gradient stabilization of point integrated meshless methods for elliptic equations (Q4503875) (← links)
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• A Numerical Method for SolvingTwo-Dimensional Nonlinear Parabolic ProblemsBased on a Preconditioning Operator (Q5016263) (← links)
• Gradient Recovery for Elliptic Interface Problem: I. Body-Fitted Mesh (Q5159758) (← links)
• Sobolev space preconditioning for Newton's method using domain decomposition (Q5317865) (← links)