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This article presents a numerical study of a spectral problem that models the vibrations of a solid–fluid structure. It is a quadratic eigenvalue problem involving incompressible Stokes equations. In its numerical approximation we use Lagrange finite elements. To approximate the velocity, degree 2 polynomials on triangles are used, and for the pressure, degree 1 polynomials. The numerical results obtained confirm the theory, as they show in particular that the known theoretical bound for the maximum number of nonreal eigenvalues admitted by such a system is optimal. The results also take account of the dependence of vibration frequencies with respect to determined physical parameters, which have a bearing on the model.
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Conca et al. (1995) studied this question.
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