Conjugate direction methods for helmholtz problems with complex-valued wavenumbers (Q4029435)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 130995
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 130995 |
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Conjugate direction methods for helmholtz problems with complex-valued wavenumbers (English)
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31 March 1993
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sparse matrix
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numerical experiments
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conjugate gradient squared
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Helmholtz equation
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complex-valued wavenumber
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Galerkin method
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conjugate direction methods
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orthomin
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convergence
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0.7810855507850647
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0.7797273993492126
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The first boundary value problem for the Helmholtz equation \(\nabla^ 2\psi(x)+k^ 2\psi(x)=0\) is studied in 1, 2 and 3 dimensions where \(\psi\) is a complex-valued scalar function and \(k\) is the complex-valued wavenumber. The system of linear equations, obtained by use of the Galerkin method, is solved by two conjugate direction methods: Conjugate gradient squared and Orthomin. A lot of experiments concerning to the convergence are made; the convergence behaviour is characterized in terms of two dimensionless parameters \(k\Delta x\) and \(n\) where \(n\) is the algebraic size of the system of linear equations.
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