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Keywords:
grid adjustment; principle of equidistribution of monitor; a posteriori error estimate; parabolic equation; finite element method; method of lines
grid adjustment; principle of equidistribution of monitor; a posteriori error estimate; parabolic equation; finite element method; method of lines
Summary:
The adjustment of one-dimensional space grid for a parabolic partial differential equation solved by the finite element method of lines is considered in the paper. In particular, the approach based on a posteriori error indicators and error estimators is studied. A statement on the rate of convergence of the approximation of error by estimator to the error in the case of a system of parabolic equations is presented.
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