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Multilevel ILU decomposition (English)
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25 June 2000
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The multilevel ILU (MLILU) decomposition is introduced and studied. The MLILU decomposition is defined by a successive elimination of the columns of the system matrix. In each step, a special ordering strategy is applied which limits the fill-in resulting from standard Gaussian elimination. The MLILU decomposition may be interpreted as a multigrid version of the hierarchical basis ILU (HBILU) decomposition. However, the main approximation step of the MLILU and the HBILU decomposition are different. Numerical examples indicate a very robust convergence behavior of the MLILU method.
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iterative method
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multilevel decomposition
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numerical examples
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successive elimination
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ordering strategy
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Gaussian elimination
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multigrid
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convergence
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