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Abstract
AbstractThe Bogner-Fox-Schmit rectangular element is one of the simplest elements that provide continuous differentiability of an approximate solution in the framework of the finite element method. However, it can be applied only on a simple domain composed of rectangles whose sides are parallel to two different straight lines.We propose a new family of triangular Hermite elements that involves straight-sided elements and elements with a curved side. Such an element can be used in combination with the Bogner-Fox-Schmit element near the boundary of an arbitrary polygonal domain or a domain with a curved part of the boundary and provides continuous differentiability of an approximate solution in thewhole domain up to the boundary.
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