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Barrett, John W. ; Garcke, Harald ; Nürnberg, Robert

A Parametric Finite Element Method for Forth Order Geometric Evolution Equations

Barrett, John W., Garcke, Harald and Nürnberg, Robert (2007) A Parametric Finite Element Method for Forth Order Geometric Evolution Equations. Journal of Computational Physics 222 (1), pp. 441-467.

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DOI to cite this document: 10.5283/epub.13831


Abstract

We present a finite element approximation of motion by minus the Laplacian of curvature and related flows. The proposed scheme covers both the closed curve case, and the case of curves that are connected via triple junctions. On introducing a parametric finite element approximation, we prove stability bounds and compare our scheme with existing approaches. It turns out that the new scheme has ...

We present a finite element approximation of motion by minus the Laplacian
of curvature and related flows. The proposed scheme covers both the closed curve
case, and the case of curves that are connected via triple junctions. On introducing
a parametric finite element approximation, we prove stability bounds and compare
our scheme with existing approaches. It turns out that the new scheme has very
good properties with respect to area conservation and the equidistribution of mesh
points. We state also an extension of our scheme to Willmore flow of curves and
discuss possible further generalizations.


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Item typeArticle
Journal or Publication TitleJournal of Computational Physics
Publisher:Elsevier
Place of Publication:Regensburg
Series of the University of Regensburg:Preprintreihe der Fakultät Mathematik
Volume:222
Number of Issue or Book Chapter:1
Page Range:pp. 441-467
Date2007
InstitutionsMathematics > Prof. Dr. Harald Garcke
Classification
NotationType
65M60MSC
65M12MSC
35K55MSC
Keywordssurface diffusion, Willmore flow, triple junctions, fourth order parabolic problem, parametric finite elements, Schur complement, tangential movement.
Dewey Decimal Classification500 Science > 510 Mathematics
StatusPublished
RefereedYes, this version has been refereed
Created at the University of RegensburgPartially
URN of the UB Regensburgurn:nbn:de:bvb:355-epub-138316
Item ID13831

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