Stefano Berrone, Andrea Borio, Davide Fassino, Francesca Marcon
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In this work, we present and analyze a Stabilization-free Virtual Element high order scheme for 2D second order elliptic equation. This method is characterized by the definition of new polynomial projections that allow the definition of structure-preserving schemes. We provide a necessary and sufficient condition on the polynomial projection space that ensure the well-posedness of the scheme and we derive optimal a priori error estimates. Several numerical tests assess the stability of the method and the robustness in solving problems characterized by anisotropies.
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