Acceleration of convergence of a two-level algebraic algorithm by aggregation in smoothing process

Stanislav Míka; Petr Vaněk

Applications of Mathematics (1992)

  • Volume: 37, Issue: 5, page 343-356
  • ISSN: 0862-7940

Abstract

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A two-level algebraic algorithm is introduced and its convergence is proved. The restriction as well as prolongation operators are defined with the help of aggregation classes. Moreover, a particular smoothing operator is defined in an analogical way to accelarate the convergence of the algorithm. A model example is presented in conclusion.

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Míka, Stanislav, and Vaněk, Petr. "Acceleration of convergence of a two-level algebraic algorithm by aggregation in smoothing process." Applications of Mathematics 37.5 (1992): 343-356. <http://eudml.org/doc/15720>.

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References

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