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Morley element for the linear strain gradient elasticity problem
We establish a discrete $H^1$-Korn inequality for finite element spaces satisfying a second order weak continuity condition. This implies that classical $H^2$-nonconforming elements satisfy the discrete Korn inequality. Based on this result, we develop a stabilized Morley finite element method for l
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