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Volume 32, Issue 5
Poisson Preconditioning for Self-Adjoint Elliptic Problems

Houde Han & Chunxiong Zheng

DOI: 10.4208/jcm.1405-m4293

J. Comp. Math., 32 (2014), pp. 560-578.

Published online: 2014-10

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In this paper, we formulate interface problem and Neumann elliptic boundary value problem into a form of linear operator equations with self-adjoint positive definite operators. We prove that in the discrete level the condition number of these operators is independent of the mesh size. Therefore, given a prescribed error tolerance, the classical conjugate gradient algorithm converges within a fixed number of iterations. The main computation task at each iteration is to solve a Dirichlet Poisson boundary value problem in a rectangular domain, which can be furnished with fast Poisson solver. The overall computational complexity is essentially of linear scaling.

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Fast Poisson solver, Interface problem, Self-adjoint elliptic problem, Conjugate gradient method.

  • AMS Subject Headings

65N30, 65T50.

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In this paper, we formulate interface problem and Neumann elliptic boundary value problem into a form of linear operator equations with self-adjoint positive definite operators. We prove that in the discrete level the condition number of these operators is independent of the mesh size. Therefore, given a prescribed error tolerance, the classical conjugate gradient algorithm converges within a fixed number of iterations. The main computation task at each iteration is to solve a Dirichlet Poisson boundary value problem in a rectangular domain, which can be furnished with fast Poisson solver. The overall computational complexity is essentially of linear scaling.

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In this paper, we formulate interface problem and Neumann elliptic boundary value problem into a form of linear operator equations with self-adjoint positive definite operators. We prove that in the discrete level the condition number of these operators is independent of the mesh size. Therefore, given a prescribed error tolerance, the classical conjugate gradient algorithm converges within a fixed number of iterations. The main computation task at each iteration is to solve a Dirichlet Poisson boundary value problem in a rectangular domain, which can be furnished with fast Poisson solver. The overall computational complexity is essentially of linear scaling.

Houde Han & Chunxiong Zheng. (1970). Poisson Preconditioning for Self-Adjoint Elliptic Problems. Journal of Computational Mathematics. 32 (5). 560-578. doi:10.4208/jcm.1405-m4293
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