Towards a Unified Theory of Domain Decomposition Algorithms for Elliptic Problem
Towards a Unified Theory of Domain Decomposition Algorithms for Elliptic Problem
Maksymilian Dryja
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Our theory does not require that the linear system, which determines the averages, to have a M — matrix. Our method can therefore be extended to the elliptic systems of elasticity; cf. Also Mandel [36]. It can be shown, straightforwardly, that there is no longer a need to insist on triangular substructures. In the general case, we can simply redefine V, as the set of nodal points which belong to the boundaries of at least three substructures. Lemma 2 holds only in two dimensions; it resembles a... Sobolev inequality which is far from valid in three dimensions. However, for finite element functions, we can find a useful bound of the L2 - norm over an interval in terms of the strain energy. Let W, denote the wire basket of the substructure H, . This is the union of the edges of the tetrahedral substructure; more generally, it is defined as the set of nodal points of fi, which belong to the boundaries of at least three substructures. The following lemma is essentially a corollary of Lemma 2.
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