Multilevel Additive Methods for Elliptic Finite Element Problems

Maksymilian Dryja

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The operator Pjt is replaced with P^ : V" -+ V^, which is defined by bk{PkW, 4>) = a{w, ), V (^ G n- . (4. 9) We obtain the result, Theorem 4. 2. The following inequalities hold, 7o72(^+ l)~'^a{v, v) < a(Pv, v) < 71730(1;, t;), V v S V'' . The proof of Theorem 4. 2 follows from (4. 5), (4. 8) and (2. 12). 12 5 Bramble, Pasciak and Xu's Method. In this section, we describe the multilevel method recently introduced by Bramble, Pasciak and Xu [2]. It is a fast method for both two and three dimensional problems. It is based on Z-2-projections, and it Ccin be described as an ASM. As in Section 4, we consider i levels of triangulations of fl, which can be a two or three dimensional region. On the level k triangulation, a conventional finite element space F'"-(n) is defined. We note that F'**-i C V^^, k = !, ... , £. We use the following identity u = Qou + (Qi - Qo)u +--- + {Qt- Qt-i)u, V u G V", (5. 1) and represent the space V'' as V^ = Vo®ViQ... ®Vt. (5. 2) Here Vq = QoV'', Vk = R{Qk - Qk-x) and Qk : V* ^ V^, is the L2- projections introduced in Section 3, i.

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