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The nite element metho d app eared to converge asOh in strain energy andOh inL for theexample ofSection?Isthis truemore generally
Cantheniteelementsolutionbeimprovedbyusinghigherdegreepiecewisep olynomial approximationsWhat arethecostsandb enetsof doing thisWell tackle the Galerkin formulations in the next two sections examine higherdegreepiecewise p olynomials in Sections
and and conclude with a discussion of approximation errorsin SectionGalerkinsMetho dandExtremalPrinciplesForsincethefabricoftheuniverseismostp erfectandtheworkofamostwisecreatornothing atall takesplaceintheuniversein whichsomeruleofmaximum orminimum do esnotapp ear?
OneDimensional Finite Element Metho dsLeonhardEulerAlthoughtheconstructionofvariationalprinciplesfromdierentialequationsisanimp ortantasp ectoftheniteelementmetho ditwillnotbeourmainob jectiveWellexplore some prop erties of variational principles with a goal of developing a more thoroughunderstanding of Galerkins metho d and of answering the questions raised in Section ?Inparticularwellfo cusonb oundaryconditionsapproximatingspacesandextremalprop ertiesofGalerkinsmetho dOnceagainwellusethemo deltwop ointDirichletproblemLupxu
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integratingtheresulton?andintegratingthesecondorderterm bypartstoobtainAv uv fvH awherev f Z v f dxband Av uv pu v qu Z v pu vqudxcandfunctionsvbelonging to theSob olevspaceH haveboundedvaluesofZ v v dxFor?afunctionvisinH ifitalsosatisesthetrivialb oundaryconditionsv v?Asweshall discoverin Section the denition ofHwill dep endonthetyp eofb oundaryconditions b eing applied tothedierential equationThereisaconnectionbetweenselfadjointdierentialproblemssuchas?andtheminimum problemndwH
thatminimizesIwAw ww f Z pw qw wfdx ??Galerkins Metho dandExtremal PrinciplesMaximum and minimum variational principles o ccur throughout mathematics and physicsand a discipline called the Calculus of Variations arose in order to study themThe initialgoal of this eld wasto extend the elementary theory of the calculus of the maxima andminima offunctionstoproblemsofndingtheextremaoffunctionalssuchasIwAfunctionalis anop erator thatmaps functionsonto realnumb ersThe construction of the Galerkin form of a problem from the dierential form?isstraightforwardhowevertheconstructionoftheextremalproblem
isnotWedonotpursuethismatterhereInsteadwereferreaderstoatextonthecalculusofvariationssuchasCourantandHilb ert
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weestablishthatthesolutionuofGalerkinsmetho disoptimalinthesenseofminimizingTheorem?ThefunctionuH
thatminimizes??istheonethatsatises???aandconverselyProofSupp oserstthatuxisthesolutionofaWecho osearealparameterandanyfunctionvxH
anddenethecomparisonfunctionwxuxvx For each functionvxwehave a one parameter family of comparison functionswxH torepresentanyfunctioninH Acomparisonfunctionwxanditsvariationvxareshownin Figure ?01quotesdbs_dbs2.pdfusesText_3
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