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On the derivation of guaranteed and p-robust a posteriori error estimates for the Helmholtz equation

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Figure 3. Behaviors of the estimated and analytical errors for the plane wave test case of Section 6.1 with P 1 elements
Figure 4. Behaviors of the estimated and analytical errors for the plane wave test case of Section 6.1 with P 2 elements
Figure 5. Behaviors of the estimated and analytical errors for the plane wave test case of Section 6.1 with P 4 elements
Figure 6. Scattering problem of Section 6.2: domain settings (left) and the initial mesh (right)
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