article · Gulf Journal of Mathematics
This study presents a novel quadrilateral finite element constructed from quadratic cardinal B-splines to solve two-dimensional partial differential equations. The formulation is developed through a tensor-product approach, first defined in one dimension and then generalized to two dimensions. Its effectiveness is examined using two representative test cases: an elliptic Dirichlet problem and a convection--diffusion equation with constant coefficients, both discretized on quadrilateral meshes. The proposed element demonstrates superior smoothness, enhanced local approximation accuracy, and improved numerical stability compared with traditional biquadratic Lagrange elements.
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DOI: 10.56947/gjom.v21i2.3622
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