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  • #108

Generic implementation of parallel solvers

Currently dune-istl offers infrastructure for parallel solvers, but one still has to write a parallel operator-apply, a parallel scalar-product and potentially a parallel preconditioner.

As has been discussed a couple of times, it would be desirable to provide generic parallel solvers, based on a yet-to-be-defined communication interface.

Such generic communication could build upon

  • 1. pattern based communication: per rank a links of multi-indices tell what to send and receive (prototype in PDELab, extending the approach in dune-fem)
  • 2. direct support for multi-indices: required to gather/scatter to/from a communication buffer (see issue #105 and a branch with a forEachIndex implementation)
  • 3. partial scalar product: computing (in some way) a scalar product that avoid multiple contributions for overlap DOFs (see experiments in branch experiment/performancetest-parallel-sp-algorithms)
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