Abstract
The paper is related to a coupled problem describing piezoelectric effects in an elastic body. For this problem, we deduce majorants of the distance between the exact solution and any approximation in the respective energy class of functions satisfying the boundary conditions. The majorants are fully computable and do not contain mesh dependent constants. They vanish if and only if an approximate solution coincides with the exact one and provide guaranteed upper bounds of errors in terms of the natural energy norm associated with the coupled problem studied.
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