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One-Sided $p$-Explicit Stability for High-Order Cut Finite Element Nitsche Methods
We give a one-sided stability argument for high-order cut finite elements with symmetric Nitsche boundary conditions. On each boundary patch, an $H^1$-projection splits the discrete function into a single polynomial and a stabilized residual. Inward segments control the polynomial inside the physica
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