Multilevel approximation of boundary integral operators
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The author provides an almost black-box method for a multilevel approximation of matrices occurring in the boundary element method. This leads to a significant compression of the stiffness matrix without loosing the asymptotic approximation property of the Galerkin method. Some numerical experiments show the efficiency of the multilevel approximation.
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