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P. Tarvainen

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Parallel Schwarz methods for convection-dominated semilinear diffusion problems

2002

AbstractParallel two-level Schwarz methods are proposed for the numerical solution of convection-diffusion problems, with the emphasis on convection-dominated problems. Two variants of the methodology are investigated. They differ from each other by the type of boundary conditions (Dirichlet- or Neumann-type) posed on a part of the second-level subdomain interfaces. Convergence properties of the two-level Schwarz methods are experimentally compared with those of a variant of the standard multi-domain Schwarz alternating method. Numerical experiments performed on a distributed memory multiprocessor computer illustrate parallel efficiency of the methods.

Parallel computingApplied MathematicsNumerical analysisMathematical analysisParallel algorithmDomain decomposition methodsSingularly perturbed semilinear convection–diffusion problemMulti-level Schwarz methodsComputational MathematicsAdditive Schwarz methodDistributed memoryBoundary value problemSchwarz alternating methodConvection–diffusion equationMathematicsJournal of Computational and Applied Mathematics
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Qualitative analysis of matrix splitting methods

2001

Abstract Qualitative properties of matrix splitting methods for linear systems with tridiagonal and block tridiagonal Stieltjes-Toeplitz matrices are studied. Two particular splittings, the so-called symmetric tridiagonal splittings and the bidiagonal splittings, are considered, and conditions for qualitative properties like nonnegativity and shape preservation are shown for them. Special attention is paid to their close relation to the well-known splitting techniques like regular and weak regular splitting methods. Extensions to block tridiagonal matrices are given, and their relation to algebraic representations of domain decomposition methods is discussed. The paper is concluded with ill…

Pure mathematicsSOR methodTridiagonal matrixLinear systemBlock (permutation group theory)Tridiagonal matrix algorithmDomain decomposition methodsComputer Science::Numerical AnalysisStieltjes-Toeplitz matricesMathematics::Numerical AnalysisAlgebraComputational MathematicsQualitative analysisComputational Theory and MathematicsMatrix splittingModeling and SimulationModelling and SimulationMatrix splitting methodsRegular and weak regular splittingsDomain decompositionAlgebraic numberQualitative analysisMathematicsComputers & Mathematics with Applications
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Comparison of parallel implementation of some multi-level Schwarz methods for singularly perturbed parabolic problems

1999

Abstract Parallel multi-level algorithms combining a time discretization and an overlapping domain decomposition technique are applied to the numerical solution of singularly perturbed parabolic problems. Two methods based on the Schwarz alternating procedure are considered: a two-level method with auxiliary “correcting” subproblems as well as a three-level method with auxiliary “predicting” and “correcting” subproblems. Moreover, modifications of the methods using time extrapolation on subdomain interfaces are investigated. The emphasis is given to the description of the algorithms as well as their computer realization on a distributed memory multiprocessor computer. Numerical experiments …

Predictor–corrector methodParallel computingSingular perturbationPartial differential equationDiscretizationApplied MathematicsMathematical analysisExtrapolationMathematicsofComputing_NUMERICALANALYSISDomain decomposition methodsComputational MathematicsMulti-level Schwarz methodApplied mathematicsSingularly perturbed parabolic problemDistributed memorySchwarz alternating methodMathematicsJournal of Computational and Applied Mathematics
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Numerical Algorithms Based on Characteristic Domain Decomposition for Obstacle Problems

1997

A new numerical solution algorithm for obstacle problems is proposed, where the characteristic domain decomposition into active and inactive subdomains separated by the free boundary is approximated by a Schwarz method. Such an approach gives an opportunity to apply fast linear system solvers to genuinely non-linear obstacle problems. Other solution algorithms, like projected relaxation methods and active set strategies, are compared to the new solution algorithm. Numerical experiments related to the elastoplastic torsion problem are included showing the efficiency of the new approach.

Applied MathematicsNumerical analysisLinear systemGeneral EngineeringBoundary (topology)Domain decomposition methodsComputational Theory and MathematicsModeling and SimulationObstacleObstacle problemVariational inequalityTorsion (algebra)AlgorithmSoftwareMathematicsCommunications in Numerical Methods in Engineering
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