This work describes a Finite Element Newton Method for the solution of the stationary
Navier–Stokes equations for two-dimensional incompressible flows. We start from the weak
variational formulation of the problem and adopt an unequal order interpolation
\$P^1\$–\$P^2\$ for pressure and velocity. Rather general boundary conditions are considered. The Newton
method for the nonlinear system of coupled equations is written in a particularly
transparent incremental form and the Jacobian linear system is solved by means of a dire
ct algorithm (MUMPS). The results of some numerical tests are provided to demonstrate the correctness and capability of the method.
%0 Unpublished Work
%1 Canton2015Solution
%A Canton, Jacopo
%A Tugnoli, M.
%D 2015
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%T Solution of the Steady Navier–Stokes Equations by Newton FEM
%U http://services.aero.polimi.it/\~quartape/bacheca/materiale\_didattico/NEWTON\_FEM.pdf
%X This work describes a Finite Element Newton Method for the solution of the stationary
Navier–Stokes equations for two-dimensional incompressible flows. We start from the weak
variational formulation of the problem and adopt an unequal order interpolation
\$P^1\$–\$P^2\$ for pressure and velocity. Rather general boundary conditions are considered. The Newton
method for the nonlinear system of coupled equations is written in a particularly
transparent incremental form and the Jacobian linear system is solved by means of a dire
ct algorithm (MUMPS). The results of some numerical tests are provided to demonstrate the correctness and capability of the method.
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Navier–Stokes equations for two-dimensional incompressible flows. We start from the weak
variational formulation of the problem and adopt an unequal order interpolation
\$\mathds{P}^1\$–\$\mathds{P}^2\$ for pressure and velocity. Rather general boundary conditions are considered. The Newton
method for the nonlinear system of coupled equations is written in a particularly
transparent incremental form and the Jacobian linear system is solved by means of a dire
ct algorithm (MUMPS). The results of some numerical tests are provided to demonstrate the correctness and capability of the method.},
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