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Improving accuracy of finite element solutions by smoothing
This paper develops a smoothing-based postprocessing method for improving the accuracy of finite element solutions. The method applies a few smoothing iterations, such as damped Jacobi, symmetrized Gauss-Seidel, or preconditioned conjugate gradient, with the initial guess being the current finite el
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