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Finite recursion and work accounting for multilevel MGRIT

Statement

For one top-level call of Recursive multilevel MGRIT cycles on a finite admissible hierarchy with terminating primitive operations, the recursion terminates. Its visit counts satisfy v0=1 and vℓ+1=νℓvℓ for 0≤ℓ<L.

Suppose every visit to noncoarsest level ℓ has the same local call counts nΦ,ℓ,nΨ,ℓ, excluding its recursive children. In an additive accounting model with nonnegative call costs cΦ,ℓ,cΨ,ℓ, remaining local work κℓ, and work WL per coarsest solve, its modeled work is W=∑ℓ=0L−1vℓ(nΦ,ℓcΦ,ℓ+nΨ,ℓcΨ,ℓ+κℓ)+vLWL. Each local F-, C- or FCF-relaxation has the literal fine-call counts Nℓ−Nℓ+1−1, Nℓ+1 or 2(Nℓ−Nℓ+1−1)+Nℓ+1 respectively. Residual formation, repeated coarse residuals, restriction, interpolation and correction contribute all their actual calls and overhead; caching incurs no new call. If counts or costs vary by visit, replace each product by the sum of the corresponding visit charges. Outer stopping checks have additional costs.

Parallel execution must respect the order within each F-interval, between the successive recursive visits that update the same correction, and within each exact coarse forward solve, including communication and synchronization. The accounting model implies no measured speedup or multilevel contraction.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: A finite admissible hierarchy, finite positive integer visit counts, terminating primitives and the accounting model in the Statement.

[F1]

Recursive multilevel MGRIT cycles solves exactly on level L; on level ℓ<L it invokes the level ℓ+1 cycle exactly νℓ times in sequence, recomputing each residual from the updated correction.

[F2]

Propagator call counts for the two-level MGRIT cycle gives the literal F, C and FCF call counts for a grid whose initial state is absorbed into its first right-hand-side block.

Proof

1.1givenF1inductionalgebra

A call on level L terminates by the stipulated finite exact forward solve. If calls on level ℓ+1 terminate, [F1] makes a finite number νℓ of them and otherwise executes only finite local operations, so a level ℓ call terminates. Downward induction proves termination on level 0. There is one root call and every level ℓ visit has exactly νℓ children, giving the stated visit recurrence.

2.1givenF1F2step 1.1algebra∎

Each noncoarsest visit has its stated local work charge, and every coarsest visit costs WL. Partition all operations by their unique executing visit and sum the charges to obtain W. At level ℓ the inherited relaxation has Nf=Nℓ and Nc=Nℓ+1, so [F2] supplies its three call counts, including the boundary assignment without a call. The data dependencies in [F1] and in each relaxation/forward solve require the stated scheduling order. Summing actual visit charges also covers unequal costs, and outer checks are outside the recursive call.

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