NANAMar 18, 2019

A Least Squares Method for Linear Elasticity using A Patch Reconstructed Space

arXiv:1903.0740516 citationsh-index: 25
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For researchers in computational mechanics, this method offers a simpler and more efficient alternative to existing discontinuous Galerkin methods for linear elasticity.

The paper proposes a discontinuous least squares finite element method for linear elasticity using patch reconstruction with one unknown per element, achieving optimal convergence under the energy norm and demonstrating simplicity, robustness, and improved efficiency.

We propose a discontinuous least squares finite element method for solving the linear elasticity. The approximation space is obtained by patch reconstruction with only one unknown per element. We apply the L 2 norm least squares principle to the stress-displacement formulation based on discontinuous approximation with normal continuity across the interior faces. The optimal convergence order under the energy norm is attained. Numerical results of linear elasticity are presented to verify the error estimates. In addition to enjoying the advantages of discontinuous Galerkin method, we illustrate the great simplicity in implementation, the robustness and the improved efficiency of our method.

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