Analysis of Compatible Discrete Operator Schemes for the Stokes Equations on Polyhedral Meshes

Compatible Discrete Operator schemes preserve basic properties of the continuous model at the discrete level. They combine discrete differential operators that discretize exactly topological laws and discrete Hodge operators that approximate constitutive relations. We devise and analyze two families...

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