Algebraic multigrid method for solving FEM matrix equations for 3D static problems
Sergey V. Polstyanko, Guanghua Peng, Jin‐Fa Lee
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Sergey V. Polstyanko, Guanghua Peng, Jin‐Fa Lee
Abstract
An implementation of the algebraic multigrid method and its application for solving matrix equations arising from 3D FEM static analysis are addressed. The method, which is based on multigrid principles, is designed to solve such problems efficiently by using only the information contained in the matrix equation itself without any geometrical background. A number of numerical experiments have been conducted to study the complexity of the algorithm as well as its convergence behavior.
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An implementation of the algebraic multigrid method and its application for solving matrix equations arising from 3D FEM static analysis are addressed. The method, which is based on multigrid principles, is designed to solve such problems efficiently by using only the information contained in the matrix equation itself without any geometrical background. A number of numerical experiments have been conducted to study the complexity of the algorithm as well as its convergence behavior.
Key concepts: Multigrid method, Finite element method, Matrix (chemical analysis), Convergence (economics), Computer science, Applied mathematics, Algebraic equation, Algebraic number