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June 11, 2008, 04:46 |
high positive linear source term using FEM
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Hello!
I have a question about finite element method (FEM) solving Coupled Navier-Stokes equations. The pair of elements I am using is Q2/Q1 for velocity/pressure respectively. I want to solve the velocity vector and the pressure and I have a positive high linear source term, called T*u, where u is the velocity I want to solve. I can solve (both implicity and explicity) the coupled system with FEM without any stabilization when the value of T is not very big. But when T has a big value, I don't get the correct solution. The mesh is really fine, so I don't know if the only solution I have is to use stabilized FEM. If the solution is this one, could you recommend me some article about it. I have something from Huges and Codina. I would be really gratefully if you could give me some help. Thanks in advance and best regards Isi |
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