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Fully H(gradcurl)-nonconforming Finite Element Method for The Singularly Perturbed Quad-curl Problem on Cubical Meshes

In this paper, we develop two fully nonconforming (both H(grad curl)-nonconforming and H(curl)-nonconforming) finite elements on cubical meshes which can fit into the Stokes complex. The newly proposed elements have 24 and 36 degrees of freedom, respectively. Different from the fully H(grad curl)-nonconforming tetrahedral finite elements in [9], the elements in this paper lead to a robust finite element method to solve the singularly perturbed quad-curl problem. To confirm this, we prove the optimal convergence of order $O(h)$ for a fixed parameter $ε$ and the uniform convergence of order $O(h^{1/2})$ for any value of $ε$. Some numerical examples are used to verify the correctness of the theoretical analysis.

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