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Discrete Poincare inequality for homogeneous Crouzeix–Raviart functions

Statement

Assume Countable Choice. Let Ω be a bounded connected Lipschitz polyhedral domain and Th any finite matching shape-regular simplicial mesh. There is a constant C depending only on Ω, d, and the shape-regularity bound such that every vh∈VhCR,0 satisfies ∥vh∥L2(Ω)≤C∥∇hvh∥L2(Ω).

Facts & Assumptions

Given: Countable Choice, the mesh and homogeneous CR space of The global homogeneous Crouzeix–Raviart space, vh∈VhCR,0, and a slab a<x⋅e<b containing Ω.

[A1]

Countable Choice is required by the conforming-companion interface used below. (The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω), A conforming averaging companion for Crouzeix–Raviart functions)

[F1]

The conforming companion satisfies Ehvh∈H01(Ω), ∥vh−Ehvh∥2≤Ch∥∇hvh∥2, and ∥∇Ehvh∥2≤C∥∇hvh∥2. (A conforming averaging companion for Crouzeix–Raviart functions)

[F2]

Every H01(Ω) function satisfies ∥w∥2≤(b−a)∥∇w∥2. (A Poincare bound on a slab-bounded domain)

Proof

1.1A1F1F2given

Apply [F2] to Ehvh∈H01(Ω) and use [F1] to obtain ∥Ehvh∥2≤(b−a)∥∇Ehvh∥2≤C(b−a)∥∇hvh∥2.

2.1A1F1step 1.1givenalgebra∎

By the triangle inequality and [F1], ∥vh∥2≤∥vh−Ehvh∥2+∥Ehvh∥2≤Ch∥∇hvh∥2+C(b−a)∥∇hvh∥2. The mesh cells lie in the bounded domain, so h≤diam⁡(Ω); absorb this fixed bound into C.

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