Mesh theorems on traces, normalizations of function traces and their inversion
Mesh theorems on traces, normalizations of function traces and their inversion
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DOI:
10.1515/rnam.1991.6.3.223
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1991
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S. V. Nepomnyaschikh
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S. V. Nepomnyaschikh
The paper studies traces of piecewise-linear prolongations of mesh functions given on triangulations of twoand three-dimensional piecewise-smooth domains. In particular, it considers condensing triangulations. The way of condensing triangulations may be arbitrary but the widely used assumptions on the triangles of triangulations (the so-called regular triangulations) must be satisfied. Equivalent normalizations of the space of traces of mesh functions and problems of inverting these normalizations are also analysed. The theorems on traces of functions from Sobolev spaces [4] play an important role in studying boundary value problems of mathematical physics. These theorems are commonly used for deriving a priori estimates of the stability with respect to boundary conditions. For the case of mesh functions the first constructive analysis of this problem seems to be carried out by V. B. Andreev in [1,2], where the case of rectangular meshes was considered. Triangulations with chaotic distribution of nodes were considered in [5,6,11,14,18]. The construction of equivalent normalizations in the space of traces is closely related to the problem of norm-preserving prolongations of mesh functions from a subdomain to another subdomain [3,8-10,23]. In connection with the development of the domain decomposition method the problem of construction of easily invertible normalizations in the space of traces of mesh functions is of particular importance. These problems are also considered in the paper. 1. MESH THEOREM ON TRACES Let be a domain in the space R, η = 2,3, with the boundary Γ. We make the following assumptions on the domain Ω. Let ε be a positive parameter. Then making the change of variables the domain Ω is transformed into the domain Ω' with the piecewise-smooth boundary /" from the class C satisfying the Lipschitz condition and the properties of ' are independent of ε. In the case of η = 3 we will also assume that there is no conic points at the boundary of the domain Ω. Let Ω = Ijfi ̂ be a triangulation [7] of the domain Ω. The nodes of the triangulation Ω will be denoted by z^ ί = Ι,.,.,ΛΛ By 7j. we denote the radius of the ball circumscribed around the simplex t·., while by pi we denote the radius of the inscribed ball. We will assume that there exists a constant σ independent of Ω such that r.Jp^a (1.1) and /j, / = Ι,.,.,Μ, are sufficiently small numbers, i.e. Ω is a regular triangulation [7]. Let F = 3Ω be the boundary of the triangulation Ω. We will also assume that there exists a transformation Τ of the nodes z. of the triangulation Ω 224 S. V. Nepomnyaschikh such that zi e Ω, where Ω is the closure of the domain Ω, and that the following conditions are satisfied: (a) to each simplex t*, of the triangulation Ω with the vertices z^ , ζ. , zi there corresponds the simplex τί of the triangulation Ω = Uff x i/ with the vertices zi , zi , zi , for which condition (1.1) is satisfied (possibly with a different constant σ but independent of Λ); (b) if zi € Γ, then z,. e Γ; (c) there exist positive constants q and c^ independent of Ω such that cl\zi-zj\<\zrzj\<c2\zi-zj\ for any ζ^.,ζ. € Ω. Here, ^-ζλ is the distance between the nodes z/ and z.. Remark 1.1. Note that for conditions (a)-(c) to be satisfied, it is sufficient that F approximate Γ with the second-order accuracy. Denote by with the standard norm the Sobolev space Denote by W^h(&) the space of real-valued continuous functions u which are linear on the triangles τ·, of the triangulation Ω and by W^(r) the space of traces of functions from at the boundary F: φ" = u u» e To each node z· € F let us put into correspondence the number fy = \z. -z/|, where z € jT is a node neighbouring upon z^, and set