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TítuloA posteriori error analysis of an augmented mixed finite element method for Darcy flow

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Figure 1: Degrees of freedom for RT 0 (left), BDM 1 (center) and RT 1 (right) on a triangle T .
Figure 2: Example 1. Decay of total error for κ/µ = 1 and several values of κ 1 and κ 2 .
Figure 4: Example 1. Decays of total error (left) and estimator (right) vs. DOFs for κ/µ = 0.1.
Figure 5: Example 1. Decays of total error (left) and estimator (right) vs. DOFs for κ/µ = 0.01.
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