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Galerkin orthogonality

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If u solves a variational problem and uh​ is its conforming Galerkin method approximation in Vh​, then
a(u−uh​,vh​)=0
(1)
for every vh​∈Vh​.
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Galerkin orthogonality
For a continuous coercive bilinear form with continuity constant M and coercivity constant α, a conforming finite-element solution satisfies
∥u−uh​∥V​≤αM​infvh​∈Vh​​∥u−vh​∥V​.
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For a symmetric problem measured in its energy norm, the constant is one.

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