Abstract

We continue our effort in Li et al. (2024) to develop a stabilizer-free weak Galerkin finite element method (SFWG-FEM) for the two-dimensional unsteady-state drift-diffusion (DD) model. The transient state equation includes both the first derivative convection and the second derivative diffusion terms, and it couples with a Poisson potential equation. The piecewise Pk(kā‰„1) polynomials elements in the interior and on the boundaries are utilized for both electron concentration and electric potential functions. The vector function of [Pj(K)]2(jā‰„j0) for the discrete weak gradient space is used on each element K. The main difficulty is the treatment of the non-linearity and coupling of the system. Based on an introduced Ritz projection and two L2 projection operators, optimal error estimates of O(Ī”t+hk+1) in the L2 norm and O(Ī”t+hk) in the energy-like norm are derived. Numerical experiments are presented to illustrate the theoretical analysis.

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