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On the functional analysis derivation and generalization of hybrid variational methods

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Si presenta un metodo, basato sull'analisi funzionale, che permette di dare una formulazione rigorosa dei metodi variazionali “ibridi” e di generare nuovi funzionali ibridi che possono essere sfruttati per sviluppare nuove tecniche da impiegare sia con il metodo degli elementi finiti che con altri metodi approssimati.

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A functional analysis approach is presented which leads to the rigorous formulation of classical hybrid variational methods and to the generation of new hybrid functionals which can be used, to advantage, to device new techniques for finite elements (and other approximate) methods.

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Napolitano, L.G. On the functional analysis derivation and generalization of hybrid variational methods. Meccanica 10, 188–193 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02149032

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