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Investigation of a mesh criterion for three-dimensional finite element diffusion simulation

Three simple mesh examples are presented to show that neither Delaunay nor strictly non-obtuse mesh elements are required for a finite element diffusion computation. Mesh requirements based on a recently found condition are investigated to guarantee certain properties of the resulting stiffness matrix. The experiments are conducted using the general purpose solver AMIGOS.