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136 S. Lapin et al.<br />

Ω<br />

R<br />

γ<br />

Fig. 3. Space Λ is the space of the piecewise constant functions defined on every<br />

union of half-edges with common vertex.<br />

∫<br />

e<br />

φ(x)dx ≈ 1 3∑<br />

3 meas(e) φ(a i ) ≡ S e (φ),<br />

where the a i ’s are the vertices of e <strong>and</strong> φ(x) is a continuous function on e.<br />

Similarly,<br />

∫<br />

φ(x)dx ≈ 1 2∑<br />

2 meas(∂e) φ(a i ) ≡ S ∂e (φ),<br />

∂e<br />

where a i ’s are the endpoints of the segment ∂e <strong>and</strong> φ(x) is a continuous<br />

function on this segment.<br />

We use the notations:<br />

S i (φ) = ∑<br />

S e (φ), i =1, 2, <strong>and</strong> S Γext (φ) = ∑<br />

S ∂e (φ).<br />

e∈T ih ∂e⊂Γ ext<br />

Now, the fully discrete problem reads as follows: Let u 0 ih = u1 ih = 0,<br />

i =1, 2. For n =1, 2,...,N − 1, find (u n+1<br />

1h<br />

,un+1 2h<br />

,λn+1 h<br />

) ∈ V 1h × V 2h × Λ h<br />

such that<br />

ε 1<br />

∆t 2 S 1((u n+1<br />

1h<br />

+ 1<br />

+<br />

γ<br />

∆t 2 S 2(ε(x)(u n+1<br />

2h<br />

√<br />

ε 1 µ −1<br />

1<br />

S Γext ((u n+1<br />

1h<br />

2∆t<br />

i=1<br />

i=1<br />

− 2un 1h + u n−1<br />

1h<br />

)w 1h)+S 1 (µ 1 −1 ∇un 1h ·∇w 1h )+<br />

− 2un 2h + u n−1<br />

2h )w 2h)+S 2 (µ −1 (x)∇u n 2h ·∇w 2h )+<br />

∫<br />

− un−1 1h<br />

)w 1h)+ λ n+1<br />

h<br />

(w 2h − w 1h )dγ =<br />

γ<br />

= S 1 (f1 n w 1h )+S 2 (f2 n w 2h )<br />

∫<br />

for all w 1h ∈ V 1h ,w 2h ∈ V 2h , (9)<br />

ζ h (u n+1<br />

2h<br />

− un+1 1h )dγ = 0 for all ζ h ∈ Λ h . (10)<br />

Note that in S 2 (ε(x)(u n+1<br />

2h<br />

− 2u n 2h + un−1 2h<br />

)w 2h) wetakeε(x) =ε 2 if a<br />

triangle e ∈T 2h lies in Ω 2 <strong>and</strong> ε(x) =ε 1 if it lies in R \ Ω 2 , <strong>and</strong> similarly for<br />

S 2 (µ −1 (x)∇u n 2h ∇w 2h).

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