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Hybridized no-flow RT0/P0 Darcy system

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Assume Countable Choice.

Assume the no-flow Darcy data of No-flow mixed Darcy problem and coefficient norms and a facet-connected conforming mesh from Affine simplicial meshes and RT/BDM spaces. Let Fhi be its interior facets. On each cell K, let WK:={v∈RT⁡0(K):v⋅nK=0 on every boundary facet of D contained in ∂K}. The broken flux space is Wh:=∏K∈ThWK, the cell pressure space is Mh:=∏K∈ThR, and the skeleton multiplier space is Λh:=∏F∈FhiR. The scalar λF is constant on facet F and uses the fixed orientation only to label that facet; local equations use the outward normal of each cell.

For the source-only problem F=0, a hybrid solution (uh,ph,λh)∈Wh×Mh×Λh for f∈Q satisfies, for every cell K, every vK∈WK, and every interior facet F=K+∩K−, ∫KK−1uK⋅vK−∫KpKdiv⁡vK+∑F⊂∂K, F∈FhiλF∫FvK⋅nK=0, ∫Kdiv⁡uK=∫Kf, ∫F(uK+⋅nK++uK−⋅nK−)=0. Because each RT0 normal component is constant on a facet, the last equation is pointwise normal-flux matching. With physical-boundary flux zero, the transformation pK↦pK+c for all cells and λF↦λF+c leaves the hybrid equations unchanged: in the local first equation the change is −c∫Kdiv⁡vK+c∑F interior∫FvK⋅nK=0 by Gauss–Green and the zero physical-boundary flux; the mass and jump equations do not use pressure or multipliers. This is the common pressure gauge.

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