Alleviating missing boundary conditions in elliptic partial differential equations using interior point measurements
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| author | Bonito, Andrea Demlow, Alan Siktar, Joshua M. |
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| contents | We consider an optimal recovery problem for the Poisson problem when the boundary data is unknown. Compensating information is provided in the form of a finite number of measurements of the solution. A finite element algorithm for this problem was given in Binev et al. (2024), where measurements were assumed to be either bounded linear functionals of the solution or point measurements at locations lying anywhere in the closure of the computational domain. In contrast, we focus on the case of point measurements at locations lying in the interior of the domain. This lowers the regularity requirements placed on the solution. Also, a key ingredient in the recovery process is the finite element approximation of Riesz representers associated with the measurements. Our main result is a pointwise error estimate for the Riesz representers. We apply this to obtain improved estimates which measure the performance of the recovery algorithm in various norms. |
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| spellingShingle | Alleviating missing boundary conditions in elliptic partial differential equations using interior point measurements Bonito, Andrea Demlow, Alan Siktar, Joshua M. Numerical Analysis 65N15, 65N20, 65N30 We consider an optimal recovery problem for the Poisson problem when the boundary data is unknown. Compensating information is provided in the form of a finite number of measurements of the solution. A finite element algorithm for this problem was given in Binev et al. (2024), where measurements were assumed to be either bounded linear functionals of the solution or point measurements at locations lying anywhere in the closure of the computational domain. In contrast, we focus on the case of point measurements at locations lying in the interior of the domain. This lowers the regularity requirements placed on the solution. Also, a key ingredient in the recovery process is the finite element approximation of Riesz representers associated with the measurements. Our main result is a pointwise error estimate for the Riesz representers. We apply this to obtain improved estimates which measure the performance of the recovery algorithm in various norms. |
| title | Alleviating missing boundary conditions in elliptic partial differential equations using interior point measurements |
| topic | Numerical Analysis 65N15, 65N20, 65N30 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.20901 |