Abstract
AbstractA tetrahedral finite element method of the Hermite type for solving second order elliptic equations in three‐dimension bounded domains is introduced. It is a sort of extension of the Morley triangle [3] but contrary to this element it provides converging approximations in this case. The new element is particularly useful in situations where flux continuity across interelement boundaries is required.
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