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    The document discusses the finite element method for numerically solving variational problems. It describes how the method works by dividing the problem domain into finite elements and approximating the unknown function within each element. The total energy is expressed as the sum of the energies in each element, in terms of the unknown potentials at shared nodes between elements. This leads to a system of algebraic equations that can be solved to find the minimum energy solution. As an example, it shows how this is done for a 2D Laplace equation problem divided into triangular finite elements.

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    The document discusses the finite element method for numerically solving variational problems. It describes how the method works by dividing the problem domain into finite elements and approximating the unknown function within each element. The total energy is expressed as the sum of the energies in each element, in terms of the unknown potentials at shared nodes between elements. This leads to a system of algebraic equations that can be solved to find the minimum energy solution. As an example, it shows how this is done for a 2D Laplace equation problem divided into triangular finite elements.

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    The document discusses the finite element method for numerically solving variational problems. It describes how the method works by dividing the problem domain into finite elements and approximating the unknown function within each element. The total energy is expressed as the sum of the energies in each element, in terms of the unknown potentials at shared nodes between elements. This leads to a system of algebraic equations that can be solved to find the minimum energy solution. As an example, it shows how this is done for a 2D Laplace equation problem divided into triangular finite elements.

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