Develops two-level convergence theory for LS-AMG-DD showing coarse-space weak approximation property bounded by spectral cutoff threshold, yielding factored bounds for multiplicative cycles with block-Jacobi and overlapping Schwarz smoothers on Gram-representable SPD matrices.
Iterative methods by space decomposition and subspace correction
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NSPOD is a multigrid-like preconditioner using DeepONet-learned POD subspaces that dramatically cuts Krylov solver iterations for solid mechanics PDEs on unstructured CAD geometries, outperforming algebraic multigrid.
Neural operators supply warm-start guesses that cut iteration counts and runtime by up to 90% in Krylov solvers for PDEs while retaining the original methods' convergence guarantees.
Smoothing iterations on finite element solutions in an enriched space produce superconvergent approximations for symmetric positive definite problems.
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Two-level convergence of Algebraic Multigrid with Overlapping Smoothers and Spectral Coarse Grids
Develops two-level convergence theory for LS-AMG-DD showing coarse-space weak approximation property bounded by spectral cutoff threshold, yielding factored bounds for multiplicative cycles with block-Jacobi and overlapping Schwarz smoothers on Gram-representable SPD matrices.
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NSPOD: Accelerating Krylov solvers via DeepONet-learned POD subspaces
NSPOD is a multigrid-like preconditioner using DeepONet-learned POD subspaces that dramatically cuts Krylov solver iterations for solid mechanics PDEs on unstructured CAD geometries, outperforming algebraic multigrid.
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NOWS: Neural Operator Warm Starts for Accelerating Iterative Solvers
Neural operators supply warm-start guesses that cut iteration counts and runtime by up to 90% in Krylov solvers for PDEs while retaining the original methods' convergence guarantees.
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Superconvergence in finite element method by smoothing
Smoothing iterations on finite element solutions in an enriched space produce superconvergent approximations for symmetric positive definite problems.