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A posteriori error estimates for discontinuous Galerkin methods using non-polynomial basis functions. Part I: Second order linear PDE

We present the first systematic work for deriving a posteriori error estimates for general non-polynomial basis functions in an interior penalty discontinuous Galerkin (DG) formulation for solving second order linear PDEs. Our residual type upper and lower bound error estimates measure the error in the energy norm. The main merit of our method is that the method is parameter-free, in the sense that all but one solution-dependent constants appearing in the upper and lower bound estimates are explicitly computable by solving local eigenvalue problems, and the only non-computable constant can be reasonably approximated by a computable one without affecting the overall effectiveness of the estimates in practice. As a side product of our formulation, the penalty parameter in the interior penalty formulation can be automatically determined as well. We develop an efficient numerical procedure to compute the error estimators. Numerical results for a variety of problems in 1D and 2D demonstrate that both the upper bound and lower bound are effective.

preprint2015arXivOpen access

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