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Pressure-robust finite elements for the Stokes problem on three-dimensional curved domains
This paper develops a divergence-free, inf-sup stable, optimally convergent and pressure-robust finite element method for the three-dimensional Stokes problem on curved domains. The geometry is approximated by an isoparametric tetrahedral mesh, while the velocity space is obtained from Scott--Vogeli
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