Four types of improved variable-reduction methods for solving asymmetric EFG-type saddle-point problem

Discretization of a boundary-value problem with the eXtended Element-Free Galerkin (X-EFG) method yields an asymmetric EFG-type Saddle-Point (EFG-SP) problem that is difficult to solve numerically. As high-performance solvers for the problem, four types of the Asymmetric-version improved Variable-Reduction Methods (AiVRMs) are formulated. A numerical code is developed for solving asymmetric EFG-SP problems with four types of AiVRMs and, by means of the code, performances of the four methods are investigated numerically.

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International Journal of Applied Electromagnetics and Mechanics
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2025-03-28
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https://doi.org/10.1177/13835416251328794
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Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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Four types of improved variable-reduction methods for solving asymmetric EFG-type saddle-point problem

Atsushi Kamitani, T. Takayama
International Journal of Applied Electromagnetics and Mechanics
Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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Four types of improved variable-reduction methods for solving asymmetric EFG-type saddle-point problem

Atsushi Kamitani, T. Takayama
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Abstract

Discretization of a boundary-value problem with the eXtended Element-Free Galerkin (X-EFG) method yields an asymmetric EFG-type Saddle-Point (EFG-SP) problem that is difficult to solve numerically. As high-performance solvers for the problem, four types of the Asymmetric-version improved Variable-Reduction Methods (AiVRMs) are formulated. A numerical code is developed for solving asymmetric EFG-SP problems with four types of AiVRMs and, by means of the code, performances of the four methods are investigated numerically.

International Journal of Applied Electromagnetics and MechanicsVol. 78(1-3)
Yamagata University (JP)
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, National Institute for Fusion Science
Openalex Percentile: Top 93%
Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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