Demonstrates norm equivalence in fractional Sobolev spaces on 2D domains, highlighting implications for discretization.
We consider fractional Sobolev spaces H θ , θ ∈ (0, 1), on 2D domains and H 1 -conforming discretizations by globally continuous piecewise polynomials on a mesh consisting of shape-regular triangles and quadrilaterals. We prove that the norm obtained from interpolating between the discrete space equipped with the L 2 -norm on the one hand and the H 1 -norm on the other hand is equivalent to the corresponding continuous interpolation Sobolev norm, and the norm-equivalence constants are independent of meshsize and polynomial degree. This characterization of the Sobolev norm is then used to show an inverse inequality between H 1 and H θ .
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