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This paper reports optimal convergence in virtual element methods for curved boundaries and interfaces, suggesting versatile applications.
In this paper we construct conforming Virtual Element approximations on domains with curved boundary and/or internal curved interfaces, both in two and three dimensions. Our approach allows to impose both Dirichlet and Neumann non-homogeneous boundary conditions, and provides, for degree of accuracy k ≥ 1, optimal convergence rates. Whenever the exact solution is a polynomial of degree k, local spaces of degree k ensure satisfaction of the patch test. The proposed method is theoretically analyzed in the two-dimensional case, whereas it is numerically validated both in two and three dimensions.
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