Two-level overlapping Schwarz methods based on local generalized eigenproblems for Hermitian variational problems
Qing Lu, Junxian Wang, Shi Shu, Jie Peng

TL;DR
This paper introduces new two-level overlapping Schwarz methods with simplified coarse basis functions for Hermitian variational problems, demonstrating improved efficiency, robustness, and applicability to high contrast elliptic and Helmholtz systems.
Contribution
It proposes concise coarse basis functions and economical preconditioners for TL-OS methods, with theoretical analysis and practical validation for complex elliptic and Helmholtz problems.
Findings
Condition number is robust against model and mesh parameters.
Economical preconditioner outperforms existing methods in efficiency and stability.
Preconditioned PCG method shows good stability across various problem settings.
Abstract
The research of two-level overlapping Schwarz (TL-OS) method based on constrained energy minimizing coarse space is still in its infancy, and there exist some defects, e.g. mainly for second order elliptic problem and too heavy computational cost of coarse space construction. In this paper, by introducing appropriate assumptions, we propose more concise coarse basis functions for general Hermitian positive and definite discrete systems, and establish the algorithmic and theoretical frameworks of the corresponding TL-OS methods. Furthermore, to enhance the practicability of the algorithm, we design two economical TL-OS preconditioners and prove the condition number estimate. As the first application of the frameworks, we prove that the assumptions hold for the linear finite element discretization of second order elliptic problem with high contrast and oscillatory coefficient and the…
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TopicsAdvanced Numerical Methods in Computational Mathematics · Matrix Theory and Algorithms · Electromagnetic Scattering and Analysis
