An Introduction to the mathematical theory of finite elements
New York
9780486462998
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Index : p. 421 - 423
This introduction to the basic mathematical theory of the finite element method is geared toward readers with limited mathematical backgrounds. Its coherent demonstrations explain the use of these techniques in developing the theory of finite elements, with detailed proofs of the major theorems and numerous examples. 1976 edition.
xiv, 418 p.
24 cm.
ill.
1. Introduction
2. Distributions, Mollifiers, and Mean Functions
3. Theory of Sobolev Spaces
4. Hilbert Space Theory of Traces and Intermediate Spaces
5. Some Elements of Elliptic Theory
6. Finite-Element Interpolation
7. Variational Boundary-Value Problems
8. Finite-Element Approximations of Elliptic Boundary-Value Problems
9. Time-Dependent Problems
Author Index
Subject Index
2. Distributions, Mollifiers, and Mean Functions
3. Theory of Sobolev Spaces
4. Hilbert Space Theory of Traces and Intermediate Spaces
5. Some Elements of Elliptic Theory
6. Finite-Element Interpolation
7. Variational Boundary-Value Problems
8. Finite-Element Approximations of Elliptic Boundary-Value Problems
9. Time-Dependent Problems
Author Index
Subject Index
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