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Finite recursive Galerkin V- and W-cycle for an SPD hierarchy

Definition

Fix a finite Galerkin hierarchy of real SPD matrices Aj∈Rnj×nj, 0≤j≤J, with nj≥1, and full-column-rank prolongations Pj∈Rnj×nj−1 satisfying Aj−1=PjTAjPj for 1≤j≤J. Choose nonnegative integer sweep counts ν1,ν2, a positive integer cycle count γ, and matrices Kjpre,Kjpost∈Rnj×nj for 1≤j≤J; T denotes the transpose of The transpose AT of a matrix. An invocation Cycle⁡(j,x,b) takes x,b∈Rnj and returns the vector specified by these instructions for the system Ajz=b:

  1. If j=0, return the exact solution A0−1b.
  2. Starting from x, perform ν1 pre-sweeps x←x+Kjpre(b−Ajx) and set r=b−Ajx.
  3. Set e=0. For t=1,…,γ, replace e by the recursive iterate e←Cycle⁡(j−1,e,PjTr).
  4. Correct x←x+Pje, then perform ν2 post-sweeps x←x+Kjpost(b−Ajx); return x.

The V-cycle is γ=1 and the W-cycle is γ=2. The definition fixes exact arithmetic and specifies an iterate; it makes no accuracy or convergence claim. Setup cost, floating-point error, and termination are separate claims.

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