Multiplicative Schwarz Algorithms for Some Nonsymmetric and Indefinite Problems
Xiao‐Chuan Cai, Olof B. Widlund
Abstract
Xiao‐Chuan Cai, Olof B. Widlund
Abstract
The classical Schwarz alternating method has recently been generalized in several directions. This effort has resulted in a number of new powerful domain decomposition methods for elliptic problems, in new insight into multigrid methods, and in the development of a very useful framework for the analysis of a variety of iterative methods. Most of this work has focused on positive definite, symmetric problems. In this paper, a general framework is developed for multiplicative Schwarz algorithms for nonsymmetric and indefinite problems. Several applications are then discussed including two- and multilevel Schwarz methods and iterative substructuring algorithms. Some new results on additive Schwarz methods are also presented.
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The classical Schwarz alternating method has recently been generalized in several directions. This effort has resulted in a number of new powerful domain decomposition methods for elliptic problems, in new insight into multigrid methods, and in the development of a very useful framework for the analysis of a variety of iterative methods. Most of this work has focused on positive definite, symmetric problems. In this paper, a general framework is developed for multiplicative Schwarz algorithms for nonsymmetric and indefinite problems. Several applications are then discussed including two- and multilevel Schwarz methods and iterative substructuring algorithms. Some new results on additive Schwarz methods are also presented.
Key concepts: Schwarz alternating method, Additive Schwarz method, Domain decomposition methods, Mathematics, Multiplicative function, Algorithm, Variety (cybernetics), Multigrid method