De. Keyes et V. Venkatakrishnan, NEWTON-KRYLOV-SCHWARZ METHODS - INTERFACING SPARSE LINEAR SOLVERS WITH NONLINEAR APPLICATIONS, Zeitschrift fur angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik, 76, 1996, pp. 147-150
Parallel implicit solution methods are increasingly important in large
-scale applications, since reliable lour-residual solutions to individ
ual steady-state analyses are often needed repeatedly in multidiscipli
nary analysis and optimization. We review a class of linear implicit m
ethods called Krylov-Schwarz and a class of nonlinear implicit methods
called Newton-Krylov. Newton-Krylov methods are suited for problems i
n which it is unreasonable to compute or store a true Jacobian, given
a strong enough preconditioner for the inner linear system that needs
to be solved for each Newton correction. Schwarz-type domain decomposi
tion preconditioning provides good data locality for parallel implemen
tations over a range of granularities. Their composition forms a class
of methods called Newton-Krylov-Schwarz with strong potential for par
allel implicit solution, as illustrated on an aerodynamics application
.