An Adaptive and Quasi-periodic HDG Method for Maxwell’s Equations in Heterogeneous Media

Author:

Camargo Liliana,López-Rodríguez Bibiana,Osorio MauricioORCID,Solano Manuel

Abstract

AbstractWith the aim to continue developing a hybridizable discontinuous Galerkin (HDG) method for problems arisen from photovoltaic cells modeling, in this manuscript we consider the time harmonic Maxwell’s equations in an inhomogeneous bounded bi-periodic domain with quasi-periodic conditions on part of the boundary. We propose an HDG scheme where quasi-periodic boundary conditions are imposed on the numerical trace space. Under regularity assumptions and a proper choice of the stabilization parameter, we prove that the approximations of the electric and magnetic fields converge, in the $$\textrm{L}^2$$ L 2 -norm, to the exact solution with order $$h^{k+1}$$ h k + 1 and $$h^{k+1/2}$$ h k + 1 / 2 , resp., where h is the meshsize and k the polynomial degree of the discrete spaces. Although, numerical evidence suggests optimal order of convergence for both variables. An a posteriori error estimator for an energy norm is also proposed. We show that it is reliable and locally efficient under certain conditions. Numerical examples are provided to illustrate the performance of the quasi-periodic HDG method and the adaptive scheme based on the proposed error indicator.

Funder

Departamento Administrativo de Ciencia, Tecnología e Innovación

CONICYT

MathAmSud

Universidad Nacional de Colombia

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Computational Theory and Mathematics,General Engineering,Theoretical Computer Science,Software,Applied Mathematics,Computational Mathematics,Numerical Analysis

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