A Priori Error Estimate of a Multiscale Finite Element Method for Transport Modeling

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For each scatterer density ρ, transport calculations based on the first- principles derived model were performed over 2000 different random distributions of groups on L = 1 μm

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The aim of this Note is to present a quasi-optimal a priori error estimate for the linear finite element approximation of the so-called two-dimensional Signorini problem, i.e..

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