Wide-Angle Alternating-Direction Implicit Finite-Difference BPM
Ella V. Bekker, P. Sewell, Trevor Mark Benson, Ana Vuković
Abstract
Ella V. Bekker, P. Sewell, Trevor Mark Benson, Ana Vuković
Abstract
We introduce an improved Alternating Direction Implicit (ADI) scheme for each of the wide-angle (WA) Pade approximant multi-steps, and moreover, employ an iterative approach to correct for the splitting error. The resulting finite-difference scheme is conditionally stable and can be straightforwardly solved using the efficient Thomas algorithm for tri-diagonal band matrices. Valuable reductions in both the memory and calculation time are obtained, especially for complex geometries.
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We introduce an improved Alternating Direction Implicit (ADI) scheme for each of the wide-angle (WA) Pade approximant multi-steps, and moreover, employ an iterative approach to correct for the splitting error. The resulting finite-difference scheme is conditionally stable and can be straightforwardly solved using the efficient Thomas algorithm for tri-diagonal band matrices. Valuable reductions in both the memory and calculation time are obtained, especially for complex geometries.
Key concepts: Alternating direction implicit method, Diagonal, Padé approximant, Applied mathematics, Finite difference method, Mathematics, Finite difference, Scheme (mathematics)