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PRESSURE-STABILIZED FINITE ELEMENT METHODS FOR VISCOELASTIC FLOW PROBLEMS

The viscoelastic flow is one of the important physical phenomena both from the theoretical and from the practical points of view. Blood flows in the human body and plastic flows during the injection molding are typical examples of the viscoelastic flow; for more examples and details, see Larson [3], Öttinger [5], and their references. Therefore, there encounter many researches on the numerical analysis and simulation of viscoelastic flows; see, for example, Bonito–Clement–Picasso [1], Owens–Phillips [6], and their references.