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Algebraic coarse grid operators for domain decomposition based preconditioners

Formaggia, Luca  
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Sala, Marzio
2002
Parallel Computational Fluids Dynamics. Practice and Theory. Proceedings

We investigate some domain decomposition techniques to solve large scale aerodynamics problems on unstructured grids. Where implicit time advancing scheme are used, a large sparse linear system have to be solved at each step. To obtain good scalability and CPU times, a good preconditioner is needed for the parallel iterative solution of these systems. For the widely-used Schwarz technique this can be achieved by a coarse level operator. Since many of the current coarse operators are difficult to implement on unstructured 2D and 3D meshes, we have developed a purely algebraic procedure, that requires the entries of the matrix only

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conference paper
DOI
10.1016/B978-044450672-6/50066-9
Author(s)
Formaggia, Luca  
Sala, Marzio
Date Issued

2002

Published in
Parallel Computational Fluids Dynamics. Practice and Theory. Proceedings
Start page

119

End page

126

Subjects

aerodynamics computational fluid dynamics iterative methods matrix algebra parallel programming

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April 24, 2007
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