CGDG finite-element error estimates for the Mindlin plate

Let Ω\Omega be the spatial domain, hh the mesh size, and kk the polynomial order in the CGDG discretization. Let ewe_w, eθ\bm{e}_\theta, Eκ\bm{E}_\kappa, and eγ\bm{e}_\gamma denote the exact error variables for the Mindlin plate problem, and let ewhe_w^h, eθh\bm{e}_\theta^h, Eκh\bm{E}_\kappa^h, and eγh\bm{e}_\gamma^h denote their discrete approximations. For norms over the time interval, write L(X)L^{\infty}(X) for the corresponding essential-supremum-in-time norm. Assuming a smooth solution to problem~, the following error estimates hold:

ewewhL(H1(Ω))hk,eθeθhL(HGrad(Ω,R2))hk,EκEκhL(L2(Ω,S))hk,eγeγhL(L2(Ω,R2))hk.\begin{aligned} \lVert e_w-e_w^h\rVert_{L^{\infty}(H^1(\Omega))}&\lesssim h^k,\\ \lVert\bm{e}_\theta-\bm{e}_\theta^h\rVert_{L^{\infty}(H^{\operatorname*{Grad}}(\Omega,\mathbb{R}^2))}&\lesssim h^k, \end{aligned} \qquad \begin{aligned} \lVert\bm{E}_\kappa-\bm{E}_\kappa^h\rVert_{L^{\infty}(L^2(\Omega,\mathbb{S}))}&\lesssim h^k,\\ \lVert\bm{e}_\gamma-\bm{e}_\gamma^h\rVert_{L^{\infty}(L^2(\Omega,\mathbb{R}^2))}&\lesssim h^k. \end{aligned}

Here aba\lesssim b means aCba\leq Cb, with CC depending only on the true solution and the final time. CGDG finite-element error-estimate conjecture. For the CGDG discretization consisting of continuous Galerkin spaces for the displacement and rotation variables and discontinuous Galerkin spaces for the stress and shear variables, all four errors converge with order kk in the stated norms for smooth solutions. This conjecture concerns the expected spatial convergence of the reduced-integration finite-element approximation; the supplied text gives no proof or resolution status.

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Andrea Brugnoli, Ghislain Haine, Anass Serhani and Xavier Vasseur, “Numerical approximation of port-Hamiltonian systems for hyperbolic or parabolic PDEs with boundary control”, arXiv:2007.08326 (2020).

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