We establish exponential convergence of the hp-version of isogeometric analysis for second order elliptic problems in one spacial dimension. Specifically, we construct, for functions which are piecewise analytic with a finite number of algebraic singularities at a-priori known locations in the closure of the open domain Omega of interest, a sequence ("! # )!!0 of interpolation operators which achieve exponential convergence. We focus on localized splines of reduced regularity so that the interpolation operators ("! # )!!0 are Hermite type projectors onto spaces of piecewise polynomials of degree p " ! whose differentiability increases linearly with p. As a consequence, the degree of conformity grows with N, so that asymptotically, the interpoland functions belong toCk(!) for any fixed, finite k. Extensions to twoand to three-dimensional problems by tensorization are possible.
Exponential Convergence of the hp Version of Isogeometric Analysis in 1D
A Buffa;G Sangalli;
2014
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We establish exponential convergence of the hp-version of isogeometric analysis for second order elliptic problems in one spacial dimension. Specifically, we construct, for functions which are piecewise analytic with a finite number of algebraic singularities at a-priori known locations in the closure of the open domain Omega of interest, a sequence ("! # )!!0 of interpolation operators which achieve exponential convergence. We focus on localized splines of reduced regularity so that the interpolation operators ("! # )!!0 are Hermite type projectors onto spaces of piecewise polynomials of degree p " ! whose differentiability increases linearly with p. As a consequence, the degree of conformity grows with N, so that asymptotically, the interpoland functions belong toCk(!) for any fixed, finite k. Extensions to twoand to three-dimensional problems by tensorization are possible.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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