AbstractDomain decomposition methods for the solution of partial differential equations are attractive on parallel processors, because each processor can work independently on a large subtask. The corresponding stiffness matrix takes a sparse block structure, for which preconditioned iterative methods can be used when solving linear systems with the stiffness matrix. For domains decomposed in strips we get a blocktridiagonal structure for which a new block LU preconditioner was presented in an earlier report [5] by the authors.An alternative method, and also the one more commonly used for substructuring methods, is based on approximation of the Schur complement matrix. This approximation is frequently done by various difference methods (see...
This paper concerns the solution of plate bending problems in domains composed of rectangles. Domain...
We introduce a preconditioner based on a hierarchical low-rank compression scheme of Schur complemen...
AbstractThe idea of solving large problems using domain decomposition technique appears particularly...
AbstractDomain decomposition methods for the solution of partial differential equations are attracti...
We present numerical methods for solving systems of linear equations originated from the discretisat...
AbstractWithin the FETI domain decomposition method applied to nonsymmetric linear systems, a generi...
Domain decomposition preconditioners fur high-order Galerkin methods in two dimensions are often bui...
A popular class of preconditioners is known as incomplete factorizations. They can be thought of as ...
Many modern numerical simulations give rise to large sparse linear systems of equa-tions that are be...
In this paper we introduce LORASC, a robust algebraic preconditioner for solving sparse linear syste...
A popular class of preconditioners is known as incomplete factorizations. They can be thought of as ...
We consider additive two-level preconditioners, with a local and a global component, for the Schur c...
The domain decomposition strategies proposed in this thesis are efficient preconditioning techniques...
In this chapter, we give a brief overview of a particular class of preconditioners known as incomple...
This paper presents a new approach to construct preconditioners for the domain decomposition-based p...
This paper concerns the solution of plate bending problems in domains composed of rectangles. Domain...
We introduce a preconditioner based on a hierarchical low-rank compression scheme of Schur complemen...
AbstractThe idea of solving large problems using domain decomposition technique appears particularly...
AbstractDomain decomposition methods for the solution of partial differential equations are attracti...
We present numerical methods for solving systems of linear equations originated from the discretisat...
AbstractWithin the FETI domain decomposition method applied to nonsymmetric linear systems, a generi...
Domain decomposition preconditioners fur high-order Galerkin methods in two dimensions are often bui...
A popular class of preconditioners is known as incomplete factorizations. They can be thought of as ...
Many modern numerical simulations give rise to large sparse linear systems of equa-tions that are be...
In this paper we introduce LORASC, a robust algebraic preconditioner for solving sparse linear syste...
A popular class of preconditioners is known as incomplete factorizations. They can be thought of as ...
We consider additive two-level preconditioners, with a local and a global component, for the Schur c...
The domain decomposition strategies proposed in this thesis are efficient preconditioning techniques...
In this chapter, we give a brief overview of a particular class of preconditioners known as incomple...
This paper presents a new approach to construct preconditioners for the domain decomposition-based p...
This paper concerns the solution of plate bending problems in domains composed of rectangles. Domain...
We introduce a preconditioner based on a hierarchical low-rank compression scheme of Schur complemen...
AbstractThe idea of solving large problems using domain decomposition technique appears particularly...