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By Ivan Lirkov, Svetozar D. Margenov, Jerzy Wasniewski

Coverage during this complaints quantity comprises strong multilevel and hierarchical preconditioning equipment, purposes for giant scale computations and optimization of coupled engineering difficulties, and purposes of metaheuristics to large-scale problems.

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Fig. 3. Strain for Method II (left) and Method III(right) particle x20 < c, we have that θa (x20 ) = 0. To avoid the ghost forces associated with the missing bond to the right of the 20th particle, a 21st particle is added to the right of x = c. Since x21 ∈ Ωc , we have that θa (x21 ) = 0 so that we need not be concerned with its missing bond to the right; this is a way that blending methods mitigate the ghost force effect. We see from Fig. 3 that Method III passes the patch test but Method II does not.

In this paper, we limit the study of the convergence to the observation of the residual decrease during one outer iteration. 1 Existing Bounds In [5], Embree illustrates the behavior of several known bounds. He proves that, for non normal matrices, any of the bounds can be overly pessimistic in some situations. Here, we only consider two bounds in the case where ρ(B) < 1. 42 N. Gmati and B. Philippe By selecting the special polynomial q(Z) = z k in (3), we get the bound rk ≤ B k r0 . (4) The bound indicates that asymptotically there should be at least a linear convergence rate when ρ = ρ(B) < 1.

Ny , yNy = b2 }. (11) It will be assumed that Nx = Ny , which together with x = y implies that the space domain is a square. The assumptions Nx = Ny and x = y are in fact not needed, they are only made in order to simplify the further explanations. The approximations cs,n,i,j ≈ cs (tn , xi , yj ), gs,n,i,j ≈ gs (tn , xi , yj ), and hs,n,i,j ≈ hs (tn , xi , yj ) are obtained by some numerical algorithms (numerical algorithms will be discussed in the next section). It is convenient to consider the vectors: ˜ n .

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