The error structure of the Douglas-Rachford splitting method for stiff linear problems
(2016) In Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics- Abstract
- The Lie splitting algorithm is frequently used when splitting stiff ODEs or, more generally, dissipative evolution equations. It is unconditionally stable and is con- sidered to be a robust choice of method in most settings. However, it possesses a rather unfavorable local error structure. This gives rise to order reductions if the evolution equation does not satisfy extra compatibility assumptions. To remedy the situation one can add correction-terms to the splitting scheme which, e.g., yields the first-order Douglas–Rachford (DR) scheme. In this paper we derive a rigorous error analysis in the setting of linear dissipative operators and inhomo- geneous evolution equations. We also illustrate the order reduction of the Lie splitting, as... (More)
- The Lie splitting algorithm is frequently used when splitting stiff ODEs or, more generally, dissipative evolution equations. It is unconditionally stable and is con- sidered to be a robust choice of method in most settings. However, it possesses a rather unfavorable local error structure. This gives rise to order reductions if the evolution equation does not satisfy extra compatibility assumptions. To remedy the situation one can add correction-terms to the splitting scheme which, e.g., yields the first-order Douglas–Rachford (DR) scheme. In this paper we derive a rigorous error analysis in the setting of linear dissipative operators and inhomo- geneous evolution equations. We also illustrate the order reduction of the Lie splitting, as well as the far superior performance of the DR splitting. (Less)
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- Hansen, Eskil LU ; Ostermann, Alexander and Schratz, Katharina
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- 2016-03-02
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- Douglas–Rachford splitting, error analysis, order reduction, stiff linear problems, inhomogeneous evolution equations, dissipative operators.
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- Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics
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- Elsevier
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- scopus:84961219103
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- 0377-0427
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abstract = {{The Lie splitting algorithm is frequently used when splitting stiff ODEs or, more generally, dissipative evolution equations. It is unconditionally stable and is con- sidered to be a robust choice of method in most settings. However, it possesses a rather unfavorable local error structure. This gives rise to order reductions if the evolution equation does not satisfy extra compatibility assumptions. To remedy the situation one can add correction-terms to the splitting scheme which, e.g., yields the first-order Douglas–Rachford (DR) scheme. In this paper we derive a rigorous error analysis in the setting of linear dissipative operators and inhomo- geneous evolution equations. We also illustrate the order reduction of the Lie splitting, as well as the far superior performance of the DR splitting.}},
author = {{Hansen, Eskil and Ostermann, Alexander and Schratz, Katharina}},
issn = {{0377-0427}},
keywords = {{Douglas–Rachford splitting; error analysis; order reduction; stiff linear problems; inhomogeneous evolution equations; dissipative operators.}},
language = {{eng}},
month = {{03}},
publisher = {{Elsevier}},
series = {{Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics}},
title = {{The error structure of the Douglas-Rachford splitting method for stiff linear problems}},
url = {{https://lup.lub.lu.se/search/files/1907430/8726279}},
year = {{2016}},
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