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Stabilization-free virtual element methods based on finite element interpolation
In this paper, we introduce a new framework for designing stabilization-free virtual element methods (VEMs) based on an finite element interpolation-based strategy, where we can simultaneously eliminate the stabilization terms in the discretizations of diffusion and reaction terms. The core idea is
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