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Smoothing-based a posteriori error estimation and superconvergence in FEMs

Time:Mon., 17:00-18:00, May 11, 2026

Venue:B626, Shuangqing Complex Building A

Organizer:何俊材

Speaker:李雨文

Smoothing-based a posteriori error estimation and superconvergence in FEMs

Organizers:

何俊材 (YMSC)

Speaker:

李雨文(浙江大学)

Time:

Mon., 17:00-18:00, May 11, 2026

Venue:

B626, Shuangqing Complex Building A

Title:

Smoothing-based a posteriori error estimation and superconvergence in FEMs

Abstract:

This talk presents a posteriori error estimates as well as superconvergent postprocessing procedures for FE methods, both motivated by the smoothing passes in iterative linear solvers. We apply simple smoothers (one step of Jacobi/Gauss–Seidel sweep), on an auxiliary finer mesh to process the FE residual for a posteriori error control. For superconvergence, we use several smoothing passes for a higher-order FE linear system with the initial guess being a lower-order FE solution. The implementation is non-intrusive and is similar to a two-level iterative solver. Numerical examples include Poisson, biharmonic, Helmholtz and Maxwell equations. The material is based on joint works with Han Shui and Ludmil Zikatanov.

DATEMay 24, 2026
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