Lecture

Finite Elements: Convergence Analysis and Variational Formulation

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Description

This lecture covers the convergence analysis of finite element methods, including a priori error estimates with linear basis functions. It also delves into the variational formulation of the problem, discussing functional minimization and the equivalence of variational and strong forms.

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