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Error Norm vs. Uncertainty Metric in Assessing Accuracy of the Finite Element Method

Error Norm vs. Uncertainty Metric in Assessing Accuracy of the Finite Element Method

This paper investigates the accuracy of various hexahedron elements, focusing on the fully quadratic hexa-27 formulation. It proposes a new metric for determining the quality of isoparametric elements and provides guidelines for element selection.

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