John Whiteman

Theofanis Strouboulis

Ivo Babuska

Computational modelling is the process of representing some activity, for example a physical happening, first by a mathematical model and then of solving the model using a numerical technique such as the finite element method. Both parts of this process involve approximations. As a result error estimation has to be employed to assess the reliability of the computational modelling process. This book addresses the verification of the numerical methods, in thiscase finite elements methods, involved in the process, by analysing the finite element errors. The unique feature of the book is that it brings together both theoretical error analysis and the computed solutions, highlighting their interplay.

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