A Finite Element Algorithm And Its Convergence Analysis for Elliptic Problems with Small Periodic Structure WEN-MING HE Department of Mathematics, Wenzhou University, Wenzhou,Zhejiang,P. R. China,325035 JUN-ZHI CUI Institute of Computational Mathematics and Scientific/Engineering Computing,CAS, P. O. Box 2719, Beijing,P. R. China, 100080 Email: [email protected] PHONE 13758472823 Abstract In this paper,we propose a finite element algorithm for elliptic problems with small periodic structure and present its convergence analysis,whose key is to compute the classical boundary corrector of those equations from different meshes exploiting need for different levels of resolution.Numerical experiments are included to illustrate the competitive behavior of the proposed finite element method. Key words The method of multiscale asymptotic expansions, Finite element Algorithm, Second order elliptic equations with rapidly oscillating coefficients. 1 Introduction The method of multiscale asymptotic expansions which is thoroughly described in numerous sources(see e.g. [1][2][3][4]) can be used to solve all kinds of second order elliptic problems with rapidly oscillating coefficients very effectively, for it couples the macroscopic and microscopic scales together. For the following elliptic model problem 1 ij x u ( x ) (a ( ) ) f ( x), x , L u ( x) xi x j x .(1.1) u ( x) g ( x), The key of the method of multiscale asymptotic expansions is to obtain ^ the 1-order approximation u ( x) of u (x) .Oleinik etc(see [1])noticed that ^ u ( x) u ( x) can be splitted into ^ u ( x) u ( x) W ( x) ( x) , where W (x) and (x) satisfy || W || H 1 ( ) C , || || H 1 ( ) C 1 / 2 , and then obtain ^ || u u || H 1 ( ) C 1 / 2 . Notation (x) is called the classical boundary corrector of u (x) . We want to say that there are many kinds of multiscale numerical method To solve (1.1) and similar problems on basis of the method of multiscale asymptotic expansions.For example,J.Z. Cui and L.Q Cao etc(see [5][6] ) proposed a method of multiscale Asymptotic expansions and its corresponding finite element method;Yi-zhou Hou,Zhiming,Chen etc(see [7][8] ) proposed a multiscale finite element Method; Weinan E, Pingbing Ming and Pingwen Zhang(see [9][10]) presented a heterogeneous multiscale finite element method. We notice that | ( x) | is very large when dist ( x, ) is very Small and there exists C such that ^ (u u ) C. dist ( x, ) L2 ( ) In this paper,we present a finite element method to compute (x) from different meshes exploiting need for different levels of resolution.On basis of it,we have a finite element algorithm to compute u (x) . 2 A finite element algorithm for the problem (1.1) based on the method of multiscale asymptotic expansions 2 In this section,we take two following steps to compute u (x) . (i) Using multiscale finite element algorithm,we obtain a numerical ^ approximation of the 1-order approximation u ( x) of u (x) . (ii) Using finite element algorithm to compute the classical boundary corrector (x) of u (x) whose key is using the following way to get a partition of . Firstly, assume that m N such that 2m 1 max dist ( x, ) 2m x we decompose into i 0i m with i {x | dist ( x, ) }, i 1 i i {x | 2 dist ( x, ) 2 }, i 0, if if 1 i n, Then, define a regular triangular partition h of as follows: Assume that mesh e satisfies e i i 1 (0 i m 1) , then there exists a constant , independent of i ,such that 2i / 2 S e 2i / 2 1 where S e denotes the area of e . On basif of (i) and (ii),we get the following finite element approximation ^ h u h0 , h1 Of u (x) as follows ^ h u h0 , h1 ^ h1 ^ ,h ( x) = u h0 ( x) + h 0 , h1 ( x) The following Lemma 2.1 gives an error estimate between ^ the 1-order approximation u ( x) of u (x) and its finite element approximation ^ h1 u h0 ( x) and Lemma 2.2 gives an error estimate between the classical boundary corrector (x) of u (x) 3 ^ ,h and its finite element approximation h0 , h1 ( x) . Lemma 2.1 There exists C such that ^ ^ h1 (u u h ) C (h0 h1 ) , 0 dist ( x, ) L2 ( ) and Lemma 2.2 There exists C such that ^ ,h ( h 0 , h1 ) C (h0 h1 h). dist ( x, ) L2 ( ) Together Lemma 2.1 and Lemma 2.2,we have the main result of this paper. Theorem 2.1 There exists C such that ^ h (u u h 0 , h1 ) C (h0 h1 h) dist ( x, ) L2 ( ) ^ h Notation Theorem 2.1 show that (u u h 0 , h1 Even if 3 )( x) is very small dist ( x, ) is very small. Numerical Experiments Considering it is extremely difficult to construct a test problem with sufficient generality and exact solution u (x) ,we replace u (x) by employing u ,h which Is obtained on basis of a quasi-uniform partition h of with grid size h . 4 Table 3.1 Numerical Experiments for the finite element algorithm h0 h1 h ^ h (u u h 0 , h1 ) dist ( x, ) L2 ( ) 1 24 0.2=0.2 0.2 0.2 0.089 1 24 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.047 1 24 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.029 Table 3.1 show that Theorem 2.1 is right and the finite element Algorithm is very competitive. 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