Stability control for approximate implicit timestepping schemes with minimal residual iterations
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1997-12-04
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Botchev, M.A.
Sleijpen, G.L.G.
Vorst, H.A. van der
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Abstract
Implicit schemes for the integration of ODE's are popular when stabil
ity is more of concern than accuracy, for instance for the computation
of a steady state solution. However, in particular for very large sys
tems the solution of the involved linear systems may be very expensive.
In this paper we study the solution of these linear systems by a mod
erate number of iterations of the minimum residual iterative method
GMRES. Of course, this puts limits to the step size since these ap
proximate schemes may be viewed as explicit schemes and these are
never unconditionally stable. It turns out that even a modest degree of
approximation allows rather large time steps and we propose a simple
mechanism for the control of the step size with respect to stability.
Keywords
Timestepping schemes, Stability step size control, GMRES