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The finite volume method fvm is taught after the finite difference method fdm where important concepts such as convergence, consistency and stability are presented. The basis is intended as a broad overview of the finite element method. The finite volume method fvm is a method for representing and evaluating partial differential equations in the form of algebraic equations leveque, 2002. Pdf the finite element method fifth edition volume 2.
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