Exercises to Wissenschaftliches Rechnen I/Scientific Computing I (V3E1/F4E1)
Winter 2016/17
Prof. Dr. Martin Rumpf
Alexander Effland — Stefanie Heyden — Stefan Simon — Sascha Tölkes
Problem sheet 12
Please hand in the solutions on Tuesday January31!
Exercise39 6Points
LetΩbe a polygonal domain with regular triangulationTh. The triangulationTh 2 is obtained by adding new vertices at the midpoints of the edges of each element and joining the vertices correspondingly (see Figure1). Consider the finite element spaces
Vh =nvh ∈ C0(Ω)2: vh ˜
T ∈ P12 for all ˜T ∈ Th
2 and vh=0 on ∂Ωo
, Wh =
ph ∈ C0(Ω): ph
T ∈ P1 for all T ∈ Th and Z
Ωphdx=0
.
Figure1: TriangulationsTh (thick) andTh 2.
(i.) Show that the discrete inf-sup conditon for Stokes problem is satisfied.
Hint: Follow the lines of Lemma4.14.
(ii.) Let (v,p) ∈ H2,2(Ω)×H1,2(Ω) be the solution to Stokes problem and (vh,ph) the associated discrete solution. Show the estimate
kv−vhk1,2,Ω+kp−phk0,2,Ω ≤Ch(kvk2,2,Ω+kpk1,2,Ω).
Exercise40 4 Points Let ρ > 0, n ≥ 1, p,q ∈ [1,∞] and 0 ≤ m ≤ l be fixed. Consider a bounded domain Ω ⊂ Rn with polygonal boundary and Th a triangulation of Ω such that ρh ≤diam(T) ≤hfor everyT ∈ Th. Show that for anyvh ∈ Vh ⊂ Hl,p(Ω)∩Hm,q(Ω), whereVh is a finite element space, and any T ∈ Th the inequality
kvhkl,p,T ≤Chm−l+np−nqkvhkm,q,T
holds true, whereCdoes neither depend on vhnor on h.
Exercise41 6Points
LetΩ = [0, 1]2, Mh be a regular mesh onΩ composed of quadratic elements and Vh :=nvh ∈ L2(Ω,R2) : vh
K ∈ Q21 for all K∈ Mh, andvh=0 on ∂Ωo , Wh :=
wh ∈ L2(Ω,R) : wh
K ∈ Q1for all K ∈ Mh, Z
Ωwh =0
. Recall thatQ1was introduced in exercise 10. Consider the bilinear forms
a : Vh×Vh →R, a(uh,vh) = Z
Ω
∑2 i=1
∇(uh)i· ∇(vh)idx, b: Vh×Wh →R, b(vh,qh) = −
Z
Ω(divvh)·qhdx
associated with Stokes problem. Construct a counterexample showing that the inf-sup-condition is not satisfied, i.e.
qhinf∈Wh sup
vh∈Vh
|b(vh,qh)|
kvhk1,2,Ωkqhk0,2,Ω =0 .