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A mixed finite element method for the Babuška paradox using only discrete geometry
The classical Babuška paradox shows that solutions of simply supported plate problems on polygonal approximations of a curved domain may converge to an unintended limit. We develop a boundary-corrected $H({\rm divdiv};\mathbb S)$-$L^2$ mixed finite element method for the simply supported Kirchhoff-L
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