A parameter-dependent smoother for the multigrid method
Lars Grasedyck, Maren Klever, Christian L\"obbert, Tim A. Werthmann

TL;DR
This paper develops a parameter-dependent multigrid method using low-rank tensor formats and exponential sums to efficiently solve parameter-dependent linear systems with convergence rates independent of grid size.
Contribution
It introduces a new parameter-dependent multigrid framework with a specialized smoother, extending classical theory to handle parameter-dependent representations.
Findings
Convergence proven for the parameter-dependent multigrid method.
Low-rank tensor formats effectively represent the system and operators.
Numerical experiments show grid size independent convergence rates.
Abstract
The solution of parameter-dependent linear systems, by classical methods, leads to an arithmetic effort that grows exponentially in the number of parameters. This renders the multigrid method, which has a well understood convergence theory, infeasible. A parameter-dependent representation, e.g., a low-rank tensor format, can avoid this exponential dependence, but in these it is unknown how to calculate the inverse directly within the representation. The combination of these representations with the multigrid method requires a parameter-dependent version of the classical multigrid theory and a parameter-dependent representation of the linear system, the smoother, the prolongation and the restriction. A derived parameter-dependent version of the smoothing property, fulfilled by parameter-dependent versions of the Richardson and Jacobi methods, together with the approximation property…
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TopicsTensor decomposition and applications · Matrix Theory and Algorithms · Sparse and Compressive Sensing Techniques
