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Finite-Element Methods for the Streamfunction-Vorticity Equations
Finite-element methods for the approximation of the solution of streamfunction-vorticity equations are considered. Among the issues dealt with are multiply connected domains, the use of low-order elements, the incorporation of a variety of boundary conditions into the methodology, error estimates, and the recovery of the primitive variables. Various numerical examples are also provided.