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Old   August 28, 2012, 14:46
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Hi everyone,

May I ask why if I use 1D Laplace equation as weighting function on equidistant grid, it will be same as FDM with the centered-difference scheme?

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Hi everyone,

May I ask why if I use 1D Laplace equation as weighting function on equidistant grid, it will be same as FDM with the centered differential scheme?

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because second order FD on equidistant grid can be seen as particular form of FEM ...
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