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发表于 2010-4-26 14:09:26
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1# 吃河蟹的稻草人
Finite element has different kinds of shape functions. Lagrange interpolation is just one of them. I don't understand what you mean by C0.
For elliptic problem, such as heat conduction and elasticity, the governing equation is second order in derivative which requires the solution has to be C1, namely, the solution has to have continuous first order derivative. If we look at the weak form of the governing equation, we can see that we just need the finite element solution to be C0 function and its first order derivative is square integrable which makes sure the energy finite. You can see the requirement for the continuity of derivative is lowered. That's why we call it weak form.
If the governing equation is fourth order, such as for shell, beam, and plate where the equation is biharmonic, then the shape function has to be C1 function and its second order derivative has to be square integrable. |
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