Daniel Drzisga
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A Matrix-Free ILU Realization Based on Surrogates
Matrix-free techniques play an increasingly important role in large-scale simulations. Schur complement techniques and massively …
Daniel Drzisga
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Andreas Wagner
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Barbara Wohlmuth
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Semi matrix-free twogrid shifted Laplacian preconditioner for the Helmholtz equation with near optimal shifts
Due to its significance in terms of wave phenomena a considerable effort has been put into the design of preconditioners for the …
Daniel Drzisga
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Tobias Köppl
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Barbara Wohlmuth
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The surrogate matrix methodology: Accelerating isogeometric analysis of waves
The surrogate matrix methodology delivers low-cost approximations of matrices (i.e., surrogate matrices) which are normally computed in …
Daniel Drzisga
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Brendan Keith
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Barbara Wohlmuth
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Stencil scaling for vector-valued PDEs on hybrid grids with applications to generalized Newtonian fluids
Matrix-free finite element implementations for large applications provide an attractive alternative to standard sparse matrix data …
Daniel Drzisga
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Ulrich Ruede
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Barbara Wohlmuth
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The surrogate matrix methodology: Low-cost assembly for isogeometric analysis
A new methodology in isogeometric analysis (IGA) is presented. This methodology delivers low-cost variable-scale approximations …
Daniel Drzisga
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Brendan Keith
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Barbara Wohlmuth
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The surrogate matrix methodology: A reference implementation for low-cost assembly in isogeometric analysis
A reference implementation of a new method in isogeometric analysis (IGA) is presented. It delivers low-cost variable-scale …
Daniel Drzisga
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Brendan Keith
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Barbara Wohlmuth
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The surrogate matrix methodology: a priori error estimation
We give the first mathematically rigorous analysis of an emerging approach to finite element analysis (see, e.g., Bauer et al. [Appl. …
Daniel Drzisga
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Brendan Keith
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Barbara Wohlmuth
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A stencil scaling approach for accelerating matrix-free finite element implementations
We present a novel approach to fast on-the-fly low order finite element assembly for scalar elliptic partial differential equations of …
Simon Bauer
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Daniel Drzisga
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Marcus Mohr
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Ulrich Ruede
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Christian Waluga
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Barbara Wohlmuth
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The HyTeG finite-element software framework for scalable multigrid solvers
In this article, a new generic higher-order finite-element framework for massively parallel simulations is presented. The modular …
Nils Kohl
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Dominik Thoennes
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Daniel Drzisga
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Dominik Bartuschat
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Ulrich Ruede
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On the Analysis of Block Smoothers for Saddle Point Problems
We discuss several Uzawa-type iterations as smoothers in the context of multigrid schemes for saddle point problems. A unified …
Daniel Drzisga
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Lorenz John
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Ulrich Ruede
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Barbara Wohlmuth
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Walter Zulehner
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Scheduling Massively Parallel Multigrid for Multilevel Monte Carlo Methods
The computational complexity of naive, sampling-based uncertainty quantification for 3D partial differential equations is extremely …
Daniel Drzisga
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Bjoern Gmeiner
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Ulrich Ruede
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Robert Scheichl
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Barbara Wohlmuth
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Hybrid parallel multigrid methods for geodynamical simulations
Even on modern supercomputer architectures, Earth mantle simulations are so compute intensive that they are considered grand challenge …
Simon Bauer
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Hans-Peter Bunge
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Daniel Drzisga
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Bjoern Gmeiner
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Markus Huber
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Lorenz John
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Marcus Mohr
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Ulrich Ruede
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Holger Stengel
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Christian Waluga
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Jens Weismueller
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Gerhard Wellein
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Markus Wittmann
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Barbara Wohlmuth
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Numerical modeling of compensation mechanisms for peripheral arterial stenoses
The goal of this paper is to develop a numerical model for physiological mechanisms that help to compensate reduced blood flow caused …
Daniel Drzisga
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Tobias Koeppl
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Ulrich Pohl
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Rainer Helmig
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Barbara Wohlmuth
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