Adaptive finite element methods in electrochemistry

DJ Gavaghan; K. Gillow; E. Suli

Abstract:

In this article, we review some of our previous work that considers the general problem of numerical simulation of the currents at microelectrodes using an adaptive finite element approach. Microelectrodes typically consist of an electrode embedded (or recessed) in an insulating material. For all such electrodes, numerical simulation is made difficult by the presence of a boundary singularity

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Gavaghan, D. J., Gillow, K., & Suli, E. (2006). Adaptive finite element methods in electrochemistry. Langmuir, 22(25), 10666–10682.

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Gavaghan, D. J., et al. “Adaptive Finite Element Methods in Electrochemistry.” Langmuir, vol. 22, no. 25, 2006, pp. 10666–82.

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Gavaghan, DJ, K. Gillow, and E. Suli. 2006. “Adaptive Finite Element Methods in Electrochemistry.” Langmuir 22 (25): 10666–82.
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