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A conservative network element method for diffusion-advection-reaction problems
We derive a conservative network element method for heterogeneous and anisotropic diffusion problems by modifying the non-conservative version, and extend it to the approximation of an additional advection term. The numerical scheme possesses the flux formulation reminiscent of classical finite volume methods. Its convergence is naturally governed by the network element theory. Numerical results illustrate the good behavior of the method even on distorted point clouds.
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