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�� u� �� x � �� u� �� Fig. 4.8 Lid-driven cavity. Quasi-implicit solution for a Reynolds number of 5000. Adaptive mesh re®nement 103 follows we shall consider ®rst-order (linear) elements and the so-called h re®nement process in which increased accuracy is achieved by variation of element size. <strong>The</strong> p re®nement in which the order of the element polynomial expression is changed is of course possible. Many studies are available on hp re®nements where both h and p re®nements are carried out simultaneously. This has been widely studied by Oden et al. 32;33;51;52 but we believe that such re®nements impose many limitations on
104 Incompressible laminar ¯ow �� u � �� x � � �� u� �� Fig. 4.9 Lid-driven cavity. Quasi-implicit solution for a Reynolds number of 10 000. mesh generation and solution procedures and as most ¯uid mechanics problems involve an explicit time marching algorithm, the higher-order elements are not popular. <strong>The</strong> determination of error indicators in linear elements is achieved by consideration of the so-called interpolation error. Thus if we take a one-dimensional element of length h and a scalar function , it is clear that the error in is of order O…h 2 † and that
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The Finite Element Method Fifth edi
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