In this paper we consider the continuous piecewise linear finite element approximation of the following problem: Given p β ( 1 , β ) p β (1,β ) , f , and g , find u such that \[ β β β ( | β u | p β 2 β u ) = f in Ξ© β R 2 , u = g on β Ξ© . - β Β· (|β u{|p - 2}β u) = f {in}\;Ξ© β {R^2}, u = g {on}\;β Ξ© . \] The finite element approximation is defined over Ξ© h {Ξ© ^h} , a union of regular triangles, yielding a polygonal approximation to Ξ© Ξ© . For sufficiently regular solutions u , achievable for a subclass of data f , g , and Ξ© Ξ© , we prove optimal error bounds for this approximation in the norm W 1 , q ( Ξ©
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Barrett et al. (1993) studied this question.
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