Titlebook: Mathematical Aspects of Finite Element Methods; Proceedings of the C Ilio Galligani,Enrico Magenes Conference proceedings 1977 Springer-Ver

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Mathematical problems of computational decisions in the finite element method,ficiency of the process, the selection and comparison of different types of elements, and, for nonlinear problems, the choice of efficient methods for solving the resulting finite dimensional equations. In all cases a consistent use of self-adaptive techniques is strongly indicated.