An h-type adaptive finite element
Abstract For h-type adaptive finite element method, the local mesh refinement introduces irregular nodes and destroys the standard continuity between elements. The reference nodes of the irregular are used to interpolate element coordinates and displacements. The improved shape functions, of which t...
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