Long-time error estimate and decay of finite element method to a generalized viscoelastic flow

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Hauptverfasser: Guo, Yingwen, He, Yinnian, Qiu, Wenlin, Zheng, Xiangcheng
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author Guo, Yingwen
He, Yinnian
Qiu, Wenlin
Zheng, Xiangcheng
author_facet Guo, Yingwen
He, Yinnian
Qiu, Wenlin
Zheng, Xiangcheng
contents This work analyzes the finite element approximation to a viscoelastic flow model, which generalizes the Navier-Stokes equation and Oldroyd's model by introducing the tempered power-law memory kernel. We prove regularity and long-time exponential decay of the solutions, as well as a long-time convolution-type Grönwall inequality to support numerical analysis. A Volterra-Stokes projection is developed and analyzed to facilitate the parabolic-type duality argument, leading to the long-time error estimates and exponential decay of velocity and pressure. A benchmark problem of planar four-to-one contraction flow is simulated to substantiate the generality of the proposed model in comparison with the Navier-Stokes equation and Oldroyd's model.
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spellingShingle Long-time error estimate and decay of finite element method to a generalized viscoelastic flow
Guo, Yingwen
He, Yinnian
Qiu, Wenlin
Zheng, Xiangcheng
Numerical Analysis
This work analyzes the finite element approximation to a viscoelastic flow model, which generalizes the Navier-Stokes equation and Oldroyd's model by introducing the tempered power-law memory kernel. We prove regularity and long-time exponential decay of the solutions, as well as a long-time convolution-type Grönwall inequality to support numerical analysis. A Volterra-Stokes projection is developed and analyzed to facilitate the parabolic-type duality argument, leading to the long-time error estimates and exponential decay of velocity and pressure. A benchmark problem of planar four-to-one contraction flow is simulated to substantiate the generality of the proposed model in comparison with the Navier-Stokes equation and Oldroyd's model.
title Long-time error estimate and decay of finite element method to a generalized viscoelastic flow
topic Numerical Analysis
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.22782