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This Special Issue of the journal Symmetry contains a collection of papers devoted to the use of symmetry in finite element approximation of partial differential equations. More specifically, applications ranging from mechanical engineering to electromagnetics and fluid dynamics are considered. Both theoretical and computational aspects are considered. The contributions were selected to ensure the widest variety of themes. In particular, we wanted to include both theoretical papers (well posedness, stability) and numerical computations.

Research & information: general --- Mathematics & science --- Oseen problem --- corner singularity --- weighted finite element method --- preconditioning --- symmetric boundary condition --- pattern formation --- computational design --- finite-element method --- three-layer composite shell --- Mindlin plate theory --- finite element method --- force vibration --- FGMshells --- edge-based smoothed finite element method (ES-FEM) --- mixed interpolation of tensorial components (MITC) --- electromagnetic scattering --- time-harmonic electromagnetic fields --- moving media --- rotating axisymmetric objects --- bianisotropic media --- variational formulation --- well posedness --- convergence of the approximation --- Oseen problem --- corner singularity --- weighted finite element method --- preconditioning --- symmetric boundary condition --- pattern formation --- computational design --- finite-element method --- three-layer composite shell --- Mindlin plate theory --- finite element method --- force vibration --- FGMshells --- edge-based smoothed finite element method (ES-FEM) --- mixed interpolation of tensorial components (MITC) --- electromagnetic scattering --- time-harmonic electromagnetic fields --- moving media --- rotating axisymmetric objects --- bianisotropic media --- variational formulation --- well posedness --- convergence of the approximation

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This Special Issue of the journal Symmetry contains a collection of papers devoted to the use of symmetry in finite element approximation of partial differential equations. More specifically, applications ranging from mechanical engineering to electromagnetics and fluid dynamics are considered. Both theoretical and computational aspects are considered. The contributions were selected to ensure the widest variety of themes. In particular, we wanted to include both theoretical papers (well posedness, stability) and numerical computations.

Oseen problem --- corner singularity --- weighted finite element method --- preconditioning --- symmetric boundary condition --- pattern formation --- computational design --- finite-element method --- three-layer composite shell --- Mindlin plate theory --- finite element method --- force vibration --- FGMshells --- edge-based smoothed finite element method (ES-FEM) --- mixed interpolation of tensorial components (MITC) --- electromagnetic scattering --- time-harmonic electromagnetic fields --- moving media --- rotating axisymmetric objects --- bianisotropic media --- variational formulation --- well posedness --- convergence of the approximation