We provide an overview of the state of the art of adaptive strategies for high-order hp discretizations of partial differential equations; at the same time, we draw attention on some recent results of ours concerning the convergence and complexity analysis of adaptive algorithm of spectral and spectral-element type. Complexity is studied under the assumption that the solution belongs to a sparsity class of exponential type, which means that its best N-term approximation error in the chosen piecewise polynomial basis decays at an exponential rate with respect to N.
On the Numerical Analysis of Adaptive Spectral/hp Methods for Elliptic Problems
VERANI, MARCO
2013-01-01
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We provide an overview of the state of the art of adaptive strategies for high-order hp discretizations of partial differential equations; at the same time, we draw attention on some recent results of ours concerning the convergence and complexity analysis of adaptive algorithm of spectral and spectral-element type. Complexity is studied under the assumption that the solution belongs to a sparsity class of exponential type, which means that its best N-term approximation error in the chosen piecewise polynomial basis decays at an exponential rate with respect to N.File in questo prodotto:
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