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Abstract: We introduce a new tool for obtaining efficient a posteriori estimates of errors of approximate solutions of differential equations the data of which depend linearly on random parameters. The solution method is the stochastic Galerkin method. Polynomial chaos expansion of the solution is considered and the approximation spaces are tensor products of univariate polynomials in random variables and of finite element basis functions. We derive a uniform upper bound to the strengthened Cauchy-Bunyakowski-Schwarz constant for a certain hierarchical decomposition of these spaces. Based on this, an adaptive algorithm is proposed. A simple numerical example illustrates the efficiency of the algorithm. Only the uniform distribution of random variables is considered in this paper, but the results obtained can be modified to any other type of random variables. |
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