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Local multilevel methods for adaptive discontinuous Galerkin finite element methods

Authors: ZhongCi SHI; XueJun XU; PeiPei LU;

Local multilevel methods for adaptive discontinuous Galerkin finite element methods

Abstract

In this paper, the local multilevel methods for discontinuous Galerkin finite element on adaptively refined meshes are considered. By the abstract Schwarz theory, we analyze the convergence rate of the proposed algorithms for smooth and highly discontinuous coefficients separately. It is shown that in the case of smooth coefficients, the convergence rate of the local multilevel methods is independent of mesh sizes and mesh levels. If the coefficients have large jumps, the algorithms are sub-optimal, i.e., the convergence rate is only dependent on mesh levels.

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