[GTP] REMINDER-Seminar at NCAR- Luca Gerardo-Giorda
Silvia Gentile
sgentile at ucar.edu
Mon Nov 2 16:32:57 MST 2009
Luca Gerardo-Giorda
Emory University
400 Dowman Drive, Atlanta, GA, 30322
luca at mathcs.emory.edu
November 3, 2009
Mesa Laboratory, Chapman Room
Lecture 3:30pm
Optimized Schwarz Methods in the Numerical Solution of PDEs
Schwarz algorithms have experienced a second youth over the last
decades, when distributed computers became more and more powerful and
available. In the classical Schwarz algorithm the computational domain
is divided into subdomains and Dirichlet continuity is enforced on the
interfaces between subdomains. Fundamental convergence results for the
classical Schwarz methods have been derived for many partial
differential equations. Within this framework the overlap between
subdomains is essential for convergence. More recently, Optimized
Schwarz Methods have been developed: based on more effective
transmission conditions than the classical Dirichlet conditions at the
interfaces between subdomains, such algorithms can be used both with and
without overlap. On the other hand, such algorithms show greatly
enhanced performance compared to the classical Schwarz method.
I will present a survey of Optimized Schwarz Methods for the numerical
approximation of partial differential equation, focusing mainly on
heterogeneous convection-diffusion and electromagnetic problems.
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