This lecture covers the transformation of finite elements from regular shape into deformed and geometrically distorted elements, focusing on the two-dimensional coordinate transformation and the Jacobian matrix evaluation.
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Discusses the transformation of regular finite elements into geometrically distorted elements and the effect of coordinate transformation on approximation.
Explores a priori error estimation in the finite elements method, covering convergence analysis, orthogonality, weak formulations, and optimal precision.
