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Numerical analysis

growth of finite element error with wave number at a fixed resolution per wavelength, caused by accumulated phase error in Helmholtz problems.

In numerical analysis, finite element pollution effect refers to growth of finite element error with wave number at a fixed resolution per wavelength, caused by accumulated phase error in Helmholtz problems. This meaning comes from Babuška (1997) in SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis.[1]

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References

Babuška, I. M., & Sauter, S. A. (1997). Is the Pollution Effect of the FEM Avoidable for the Helmholtz Equation Considering High Wave Numbers? SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis, 34(6), 2392-2423. https://doi.org/10.1137/s0036142994269186

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