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  The local discontinuous Galerkin methods for linear incompressible flow: A review, Computer and Fluids (Special Issue: Residual based methods and discontinuous Galerkin schemes (2005) [2 citations — 2 self]

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by Bernardo Cockburn, Guido Kanschat, Dominik, Sch Otzau
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Abstract:

Abstract. In this paper, we review the development of the so-called local discontinuous Galerkin method for linear incompressible uid ow. This is a stable, high-order accurate and locally conservative nite element method whose approximate solution is discontinuous across inter-element boundaries; this property renders the method ideally suited for hp-adaptivity. In the context of the Oseen problem, we present the method and discuss its stability and convergence properties. We also display numerical experiments that show that the method behaves well for a wide range of Reynolds numbers. 1.

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