Intrinsic Finite Element Error Analysis on Manifolds with Regge Metrics, with Applications to Calculating Connection Forms

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Autori principali: Gawlik, Evan S., McKee, Jack
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Pubblicazione: 2024
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author Gawlik, Evan S.
McKee, Jack
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McKee, Jack
contents We present some aspects of the theory of finite element exterior calculus as applied to partial differential equations on manifolds, especially manifolds endowed with an approximate metric called a Regge metric. Our treatment is intrinsic, avoiding wherever possible the use of preferred coordinates or a preferred embedding into an ambient space, which presents some challenges but also conceptual and possibly computational advantages. As an application, we analyze and implement a method for computing an approximate Levi-Civita connection form for a disc whose metric is itself approximate.
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spellingShingle Intrinsic Finite Element Error Analysis on Manifolds with Regge Metrics, with Applications to Calculating Connection Forms
Gawlik, Evan S.
McKee, Jack
Numerical Analysis
Differential Geometry
We present some aspects of the theory of finite element exterior calculus as applied to partial differential equations on manifolds, especially manifolds endowed with an approximate metric called a Regge metric. Our treatment is intrinsic, avoiding wherever possible the use of preferred coordinates or a preferred embedding into an ambient space, which presents some challenges but also conceptual and possibly computational advantages. As an application, we analyze and implement a method for computing an approximate Levi-Civita connection form for a disc whose metric is itself approximate.
title Intrinsic Finite Element Error Analysis on Manifolds with Regge Metrics, with Applications to Calculating Connection Forms
topic Numerical Analysis
Differential Geometry
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.15579