Michael Neilan
University of Pittsburgh
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Mathematics of Computation | 2013
Johnny Guzmán; Michael Neilan
We present a family of conforming finite elements for the Stokes problem on general triangular meshes in two dimensions. The lowest order case consists of enriched piecewise linear polynomials for the velocity and piecewise constant polynomials for the pressure. We show that the elements satisfy the inf-sup condition and converges with order k for both the velocity and pressure. Moreover, the pressure space is exactly the divergence of the corresponding space for the velocity. Therefore the discretely divergence-free functions are divergence-free pointwise. We also show how the proposed elements are related to a class of C1 elements through the use of a discrete de Rham complex.
Mathematics of Computation | 2011
Susanne C. Brenner; Thirupathi Gudi; Michael Neilan; Li-Yeng Sung
In this paper, we develop and analyze C(0) penalty methods for the fully nonlinear Monge-Ampere equation det(D(2)u) = f in two dimensions. The key idea in designing our methods is to build discretizations such that the resulting discrete linearizations are symmetric, stable, and consistent with the continuous linearization. We are then able to show the well-posedness of the penalty method as well as quasi-optimal error estimates using the Banach fixed-point theorem as our main tool. Numerical experiments are presented which support the theoretical results.
SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis | 2009
Xiaobing Feng; Michael Neilan
This paper studies mixed finite element approximations of the viscosity solution to the Dirichlet problem for the fully nonlinear Monge-Ampere equation
Siam Review | 2013
Xiaobing Feng; Roland Glowinski; Michael Neilan
\det(D^2u^0)=f\,(>0)
SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis | 2013
Richard S. Falk; Michael Neilan
based on the vanishing moment method which was proposed recently by the authors in [X. Feng and M. Neilan, J. Scient. Comp., DOI 10.1007/s10915-008-9221-9, 2008]. In this approach, the second-order fully nonlinear Monge-Ampere equation is approximated by the fourth order quasilinear equation
Siam Review | 2017
Volker John; Alexander Linke; Christian Merdon; Michael Neilan; Leo G. Rebholz
-\varepsilon\Delta^2 u^\varepsilon + \det{D^2u^\varepsilon}=f
SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis | 2011
Susanne C. Brenner; Michael Neilan
. It was proved in [X. Feng, Trans. AMS, submitted] that the solution
Mathematics of Computation | 2015
Michael Neilan
u^\varepsilon
Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics | 2014
Michael Neilan
converges to the unique convex viscosity solution
Numerische Mathematik | 2014
Johnny Guzmán; Michael Neilan
u^0