Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1710571 | Applied Mathematics Letters | 2006 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
When some rows of the system matrix and a preconditioner coincide, preconditioned iterations can be reduced to a sparse subspace. Taking advantage of this property can lead to considerable memory and computational savings. This is particularly useful with the GMRES method. We consider the iterative solution of a discretized partial differential equation on this sparse subspace. With a domain decomposition method and a fictitious domain method the subspace corresponds a small neighborhood of an interface. As numerical examples we solve the Helmholtz equation using a fictitious domain method and an elliptic equation with a jump in the diffusion coefficient using a separable preconditioner.
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Authors
Kazufumi Ito, Jari Toivanen,