Dune Core Modules (2.10.0)

poweriteration.hh
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3// -*- tab-width: 4; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 2 -*-
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5#ifndef DUNE_ISTL_EIGENVALUE_POWERITERATION_HH
6#define DUNE_ISTL_EIGENVALUE_POWERITERATION_HH
7
8#include <cstddef> // provides std::size_t
9#include <cmath> // provides std::sqrt, std::abs
10
11#include <type_traits> // provides std::is_same
12#include <iostream> // provides std::cout, std::endl
13#include <limits> // provides std::numeric_limits
14#include <ios> // provides std::left, std::ios::left
15#include <iomanip> // provides std::setw, std::resetiosflags
16#include <memory> // provides std::unique_ptr
17#include <string> // provides std::string
18
19#include <dune/common/exceptions.hh> // provides DUNE_THROW(...)
20
21#include <dune/istl/blocklevel.hh> // provides Dune::blockLevel
22#include <dune/istl/operators.hh> // provides Dune::LinearOperator
23#include <dune/istl/solvercategory.hh> // provides Dune::SolverCategory::sequential
24#include <dune/istl/solvertype.hh> // provides Dune::IsDirectSolver
25#include <dune/istl/operators.hh> // provides Dune::MatrixAdapter
26#include <dune/istl/istlexception.hh> // provides Dune::ISTLError
27#include <dune/istl/io.hh> // provides Dune::printvector(...)
28#include <dune/istl/solvers.hh> // provides Dune::InverseOperatorResult
29
30namespace Dune
31{
32
37 namespace Impl {
45 template <class X, class Y = X>
46 class ScalingLinearOperator : public Dune::LinearOperator<X,Y>
47 {
48 public:
49 typedef X domain_type;
50 typedef Y range_type;
51 typedef typename X::field_type field_type;
52
53 ScalingLinearOperator (field_type immutable_scaling,
54 const field_type& mutable_scaling)
55 : immutable_scaling_(immutable_scaling),
56 mutable_scaling_(mutable_scaling)
57 {}
58
59 virtual void apply (const X& x, Y& y) const
60 {
61 y = x;
62 y *= immutable_scaling_*mutable_scaling_;
63 }
64
65 virtual void applyscaleadd (field_type alpha, const X& x, Y& y) const
66 {
67 X temp(x);
68 temp *= immutable_scaling_*mutable_scaling_;
69 y.axpy(alpha,temp);
70 }
71
74 {
76 }
77
78 protected:
79 const field_type immutable_scaling_;
80 const field_type& mutable_scaling_;
81 };
82
83
92 template <class OP1, class OP2>
93 class LinearOperatorSum
94 : public Dune::LinearOperator<typename OP1::domain_type,
95 typename OP1::range_type>
96 {
97 public:
98 typedef typename OP1::domain_type domain_type;
99 typedef typename OP1::range_type range_type;
100 typedef typename domain_type::field_type field_type;
101
102 LinearOperatorSum (const OP1& op1, const OP2& op2)
103 : op1_(op1), op2_(op2)
104 {
105 static_assert(std::is_same<typename OP2::domain_type,domain_type>::value,
106 "Domain type of both operators doesn't match!");
107 static_assert(std::is_same<typename OP2::range_type,range_type>::value,
108 "Range type of both operators doesn't match!");
109 }
110
111 virtual void apply (const domain_type& x, range_type& y) const
112 {
113 op1_.apply(x,y);
114 op2_.applyscaleadd(1.0,x,y);
115 }
116
117 virtual void applyscaleadd (field_type alpha,
118 const domain_type& x, range_type& y) const
119 {
120 range_type temp(y);
121 op1_.apply(x,temp);
122 op2_.applyscaleadd(1.0,x,temp);
123 y.axpy(alpha,temp);
124 }
125
127 virtual SolverCategory::Category category() const
128 {
130 }
131
132 protected:
133 const OP1& op1_;
134 const OP2& op2_;
135 };
136 } // end namespace Impl
137
174 template <typename BCRSMatrix, typename BlockVector>
176 {
177 protected:
178 // Type definitions for type of iteration operator (m_ - mu_*I)
181 typedef Impl::ScalingLinearOperator<BlockVector> ScalingOperator;
182 typedef Impl::LinearOperatorSum<MatrixOperator,ScalingOperator> OperatorSum;
183
184 public:
187
189 typedef OperatorSum IterationOperator;
190
191 public:
207 const unsigned int nIterationsMax = 1000,
208 const unsigned int verbosity_level = 0)
209 : m_(m), nIterationsMax_(nIterationsMax),
210 verbosity_level_(verbosity_level),
211 mu_(0.0),
212 matrixOperator_(m_),
213 scalingOperator_(-1.0,mu_),
214 itOperator_(matrixOperator_,scalingOperator_),
215 nIterations_(0),
216 title_(" PowerIteration_Algorithms: "),
217 blank_(title_.length(),' ')
218 {
219 // assert that BCRSMatrix type has blocklevel 2
220 static_assert
221 (blockLevel<BCRSMatrix>() == 2,
222 "Only BCRSMatrices with blocklevel 2 are supported.");
223
224 // assert that BCRSMatrix type has square blocks
225 static_assert
226 (BCRSMatrix::block_type::rows == BCRSMatrix::block_type::cols,
227 "Only BCRSMatrices with square blocks are supported.");
228
229 // assert that m_ is square
230 const int nrows = m_.M() * BCRSMatrix::block_type::rows;
231 const int ncols = m_.N() * BCRSMatrix::block_type::cols;
232 if (nrows != ncols)
233 DUNE_THROW(Dune::ISTLError,"Matrix is not square ("
234 << nrows << "x" << ncols << ").");
235 }
236
241
247
260 inline void applyPowerIteration (const Real& epsilon,
261 BlockVector& x, Real& lambda) const
262 {
263 // print verbosity information
264 if (verbosity_level_ > 0)
265 std::cout << title_
266 << "Performing power iteration approximating "
267 << "the dominant eigenvalue." << std::endl;
268
269 // allocate memory for auxiliary variables
270 BlockVector y(x);
271 BlockVector temp(x);
272
273 // perform power iteration
274 x *= (1.0 / x.two_norm());
275 m_.mv(x,y);
277 nIterations_ = 0;
278 while (r_norm > epsilon)
279 {
280 // update and check number of iterations
281 if (++nIterations_ > nIterationsMax_)
282 DUNE_THROW(Dune::ISTLError,"Power iteration did not converge "
283 << "in " << nIterationsMax_ << " iterations "
284 << "(║residual║_2 = " << r_norm << ", epsilon = "
285 << epsilon << ").");
286
287 // do one iteration of the power iteration algorithm
288 // (use that y = m_ * x)
289 x = y;
290 x *= (1.0 / y.two_norm());
291
292 // get approximated eigenvalue lambda via the Rayleigh quotient
293 m_.mv(x,y);
294 lambda = x * y;
295
296 // get norm of residual (use that y = m_ * x)
297 temp = y;
298 temp.axpy(-lambda,x);
299 r_norm = temp.two_norm();
300
301 // print verbosity information
302 if (verbosity_level_ > 1)
303 std::cout << blank_ << std::left
304 << "iteration " << std::setw(3) << nIterations_
305 << " (║residual║_2 = " << std::setw(11) << r_norm
306 << "): λ = " << lambda << std::endl
307 << std::resetiosflags(std::ios::left);
308 }
309
310 // print verbosity information
311 if (verbosity_level_ > 0)
312 {
313 std::cout << blank_ << "Result ("
314 << "#iterations = " << nIterations_ << ", "
315 << "║residual║_2 = " << r_norm << "): "
316 << "λ = " << lambda << std::endl;
317 if (verbosity_level_ > 2)
318 {
319 // print approximated eigenvector via DUNE-ISTL I/O methods
320 Dune::printvector(std::cout,x,blank_+"x",blank_+"row");
321 }
322 }
323 }
324
353 template <typename ISTLLinearSolver,
354 bool avoidLinSolverCrime = false>
355 inline void applyInverseIteration (const Real& epsilon,
356 ISTLLinearSolver& solver,
357 BlockVector& x, Real& lambda) const
358 {
359 constexpr Real gamma = 0.0;
360 applyInverseIteration(gamma,epsilon,solver,x,lambda);
361 }
362
392 template <typename ISTLLinearSolver,
393 bool avoidLinSolverCrime = false>
394 inline void applyInverseIteration (const Real& gamma,
395 const Real& epsilon,
396 ISTLLinearSolver& solver,
397 BlockVector& x, Real& lambda) const
398 {
399 // print verbosity information
400 if (verbosity_level_ > 0)
401 {
402 std::cout << title_;
403 if (gamma == 0.0)
404 std::cout << "Performing inverse iteration approximating "
405 << "the least dominant eigenvalue." << std::endl;
406 else
407 std::cout << "Performing inverse iteration with shift "
408 << "gamma = " << gamma << " approximating the "
409 << "eigenvalue closest to gamma." << std::endl;
410 }
411
412 // initialize iteration operator,
413 // initialize iteration matrix when needed
414 updateShiftMu(gamma,solver);
415
416 // allocate memory for linear solver statistics
417 Dune::InverseOperatorResult solver_statistics;
418
419 // allocate memory for auxiliary variables
420 BlockVector y(x);
421 Real y_norm;
422 BlockVector temp(x);
423
424 // perform inverse iteration with shift
425 x *= (1.0 / x.two_norm());
427 nIterations_ = 0;
428 while (r_norm > epsilon)
429 {
430 // update and check number of iterations
431 if (++nIterations_ > nIterationsMax_)
432 DUNE_THROW(Dune::ISTLError,"Inverse iteration "
433 << (gamma != 0.0 ? "with shift " : "") << "did not "
434 << "converge in " << nIterationsMax_ << " iterations "
435 << "(║residual║_2 = " << r_norm << ", epsilon = "
436 << epsilon << ").");
437
438 // do one iteration of the inverse iteration with shift algorithm,
439 // part 1: solve (m_ - gamma*I) * y = x for y
440 // (protect x from being changed)
441 temp = x;
442 solver.apply(y,temp,solver_statistics);
443
444 // get norm of y
445 y_norm = y.two_norm();
446
447 // compile time switch between accuracy and efficiency
448 if (avoidLinSolverCrime)
449 {
450 // get approximated eigenvalue lambda via the Rayleigh quotient
451 // (use that x_new = y / y_norm)
452 m_.mv(y,temp);
453 lambda = (y * temp) / (y_norm * y_norm);
454
455 // get norm of residual
456 // (use that x_new = y / y_norm, additionally use that temp = m_ * y)
457 temp.axpy(-lambda,y);
458 r_norm = temp.two_norm() / y_norm;
459 }
460 else
461 {
462 // get approximated eigenvalue lambda via the Rayleigh quotient
463 // (use that x_new = y / y_norm and use that (m_ - gamma*I) * y = x)
464 lambda = gamma + (y * x) / (y_norm * y_norm);
465
466 // get norm of residual
467 // (use that x_new = y / y_norm and use that (m_ - gamma*I) * y = x)
468 temp = x; temp.axpy(gamma-lambda,y);
469 r_norm = temp.two_norm() / y_norm;
470 }
471
472 // do one iteration of the inverse iteration with shift algorithm,
473 // part 2: update x
474 x = y;
475 x *= (1.0 / y_norm);
476
477 // print verbosity information
478 if (verbosity_level_ > 1)
479 std::cout << blank_ << std::left
480 << "iteration " << std::setw(3) << nIterations_
481 << " (║residual║_2 = " << std::setw(11) << r_norm
482 << "): λ = " << lambda << std::endl
483 << std::resetiosflags(std::ios::left);
484 }
485
486 // print verbosity information
487 if (verbosity_level_ > 0)
488 {
489 std::cout << blank_ << "Result ("
490 << "#iterations = " << nIterations_ << ", "
491 << "║residual║_2 = " << r_norm << "): "
492 << "λ = " << lambda << std::endl;
493 if (verbosity_level_ > 2)
494 {
495 // print approximated eigenvector via DUNE-ISTL I/O methods
496 Dune::printvector(std::cout,x,blank_+"x",blank_+"row");
497 }
498 }
499 }
500
531 template <typename ISTLLinearSolver,
532 bool avoidLinSolverCrime = false>
533 inline void applyRayleighQuotientIteration (const Real& epsilon,
534 ISTLLinearSolver& solver,
535 BlockVector& x, Real& lambda) const
536 {
537 // print verbosity information
538 if (verbosity_level_ > 0)
539 std::cout << title_
540 << "Performing Rayleigh quotient iteration for "
541 << "estimated eigenvalue " << lambda << "." << std::endl;
542
543 // allocate memory for linear solver statistics
544 Dune::InverseOperatorResult solver_statistics;
545
546 // allocate memory for auxiliary variables
547 BlockVector y(x);
548 Real y_norm;
549 Real lambda_update;
550 BlockVector temp(x);
551
552 // perform Rayleigh quotient iteration
553 x *= (1.0 / x.two_norm());
555 nIterations_ = 0;
556 while (r_norm > epsilon)
557 {
558 // update and check number of iterations
559 if (++nIterations_ > nIterationsMax_)
560 DUNE_THROW(Dune::ISTLError,"Rayleigh quotient iteration did not "
561 << "converge in " << nIterationsMax_ << " iterations "
562 << "(║residual║_2 = " << r_norm << ", epsilon = "
563 << epsilon << ").");
564
565 // update iteration operator,
566 // update iteration matrix when needed
567 updateShiftMu(lambda,solver);
568
569 // do one iteration of the Rayleigh quotient iteration algorithm,
570 // part 1: solve (m_ - lambda*I) * y = x for y
571 // (protect x from being changed)
572 temp = x;
573 solver.apply(y,temp,solver_statistics);
574
575 // get norm of y
576 y_norm = y.two_norm();
577
578 // compile time switch between accuracy and efficiency
579 if (avoidLinSolverCrime)
580 {
581 // get approximated eigenvalue lambda via the Rayleigh quotient
582 // (use that x_new = y / y_norm)
583 m_.mv(y,temp);
584 lambda = (y * temp) / (y_norm * y_norm);
585
586 // get norm of residual
587 // (use that x_new = y / y_norm, additionally use that temp = m_ * y)
588 temp.axpy(-lambda,y);
589 r_norm = temp.two_norm() / y_norm;
590 }
591 else
592 {
593 // get approximated eigenvalue lambda via the Rayleigh quotient
594 // (use that x_new = y / y_norm and use that (m_ - lambda_old*I) * y = x)
595 lambda_update = (y * x) / (y_norm * y_norm);
596 lambda += lambda_update;
597
598 // get norm of residual
599 // (use that x_new = y / y_norm and use that (m_ - lambda_old*I) * y = x)
600 temp = x; temp.axpy(-lambda_update,y);
601 r_norm = temp.two_norm() / y_norm;
602 }
603
604 // do one iteration of the Rayleigh quotient iteration algorithm,
605 // part 2: update x
606 x = y;
607 x *= (1.0 / y_norm);
608
609 // print verbosity information
610 if (verbosity_level_ > 1)
611 std::cout << blank_ << std::left
612 << "iteration " << std::setw(3) << nIterations_
613 << " (║residual║_2 = " << std::setw(11) << r_norm
614 << "): λ = " << lambda << std::endl
615 << std::resetiosflags(std::ios::left);
616 }
617
618 // print verbosity information
619 if (verbosity_level_ > 0)
620 {
621 std::cout << blank_ << "Result ("
622 << "#iterations = " << nIterations_ << ", "
623 << "║residual║_2 = " << r_norm << "): "
624 << "λ = " << lambda << std::endl;
625 if (verbosity_level_ > 2)
626 {
627 // print approximated eigenvector via DUNE-ISTL I/O methods
628 Dune::printvector(std::cout,x,blank_+"x",blank_+"row");
629 }
630 }
631 }
632
689 template <typename ISTLLinearSolver,
690 bool avoidLinSolverCrime = false>
691 inline void applyTLIMEIteration (const Real& gamma, const Real& eta,
692 const Real& epsilon,
693 ISTLLinearSolver& solver,
694 const Real& delta, const std::size_t& m,
695 bool& extrnl,
696 BlockVector& x, Real& lambda) const
697 {
698 // use same variable names as in [Szyld, 1988]
699 BlockVector& x_s = x;
700 Real& mu_s = lambda;
701
702 // print verbosity information
703 if (verbosity_level_ > 0)
704 std::cout << title_
705 << "Performing TLIME iteration for "
706 << "estimated eigenvalue in the "
707 << "interval (" << gamma - eta << ","
708 << gamma + eta << ")." << std::endl;
709
710 // allocate memory for linear solver statistics
711 Dune::InverseOperatorResult solver_statistics;
712
713 // allocate memory for auxiliary variables
714 bool doRQI;
715 Real mu;
716 BlockVector y(x_s);
717 Real omega;
718 Real mu_s_old;
719 Real mu_s_update;
720 BlockVector temp(x_s);
721 Real q_norm, r_norm;
722
723 // perform TLIME iteration
724 x_s *= (1.0 / x_s.two_norm());
725 extrnl = true;
726 doRQI = false;
728 nIterations_ = 0;
729 while (r_norm > epsilon)
730 {
731 // update and check number of iterations
732 if (++nIterations_ > nIterationsMax_)
733 DUNE_THROW(Dune::ISTLError,"TLIME iteration did not "
734 << "converge in " << nIterationsMax_
735 << " iterations (║residual║_2 = " << r_norm
736 << ", epsilon = " << epsilon << ").");
737
738 // set shift for next iteration according to inverse iteration
739 // with shift (II) resp. Rayleigh quotient iteration (RQI)
740 if (doRQI)
741 mu = mu_s;
742 else
743 mu = gamma;
744
745 // update II/RQI iteration operator,
746 // update II/RQI iteration matrix when needed
747 updateShiftMu(mu,solver);
748
749 // do one iteration of the II/RQI algorithm,
750 // part 1: solve (m_ - mu*I) * y = x for y
751 temp = x_s;
752 solver.apply(y,temp,solver_statistics);
753
754 // do one iteration of the II/RQI algorithm,
755 // part 2: compute omega
756 omega = (1.0 / y.two_norm());
757
758 // backup the old Rayleigh quotient
759 mu_s_old = mu_s;
760
761 // compile time switch between accuracy and efficiency
762 if (avoidLinSolverCrime)
763 {
764 // update the Rayleigh quotient mu_s, i.e. the approximated eigenvalue
765 // (use that x_new = y * omega)
766 m_.mv(y,temp);
767 mu_s = (y * temp) * (omega * omega);
768
769 // get norm of "the residual with respect to the shift used by II",
770 // use normal representation of q
771 // (use that x_new = y * omega, use that temp = m_ * y)
772 temp.axpy(-gamma,y);
773 q_norm = temp.two_norm() * omega;
774
775 // get norm of "the residual with respect to the Rayleigh quotient"
776 r_norm = q_norm*q_norm - (gamma-mu_s)*(gamma-mu_s);
777 // prevent that truncation errors invalidate the norm
778 // (we don't want to calculate sqrt of a negative number)
779 if (r_norm >= 0)
780 {
781 // use relation between the norms of r and q for efficiency
782 r_norm = std::sqrt(r_norm);
783 }
784 else
785 {
786 // use relation between r and q
787 // (use that x_new = y * omega, use that temp = (m_ - gamma*I) * y = q / omega)
788 temp.axpy(gamma-mu_s,y);
789 r_norm = temp.two_norm() * omega;
790 }
791 }
792 else
793 {
794 // update the Rayleigh quotient mu_s, i.e. the approximated eigenvalue
795 if (!doRQI)
796 {
797 // (use that x_new = y * omega, additionally use that (m_ - gamma*I) * y = x_s)
798 mu_s = gamma + (y * x_s) * (omega * omega);
799 }
800 else
801 {
802 // (use that x_new = y * omega, additionally use that (m_ - mu_s_old*I) * y = x_s)
803 mu_s_update = (y * x_s) * (omega * omega);
804 mu_s += mu_s_update;
805 }
806
807 // get norm of "the residual with respect to the shift used by II"
808 if (!doRQI)
809 {
810 // use special representation of q in the II case
811 // (use that x_new = y * omega, additionally use that (m_ - gamma*I) * y = x_s)
812 q_norm = omega;
813 }
814 else
815 {
816 // use special representation of q in the RQI case
817 // (use that x_new = y * omega, additionally use that (m_ - mu_s_old*I) * y = x_s)
818 temp = x_s; temp.axpy(mu_s-gamma,y);
819 q_norm = temp.two_norm() * omega;
820 }
821
822 // get norm of "the residual with respect to the Rayleigh quotient"
823 // don't use efficient relation between the norms of r and q, as
824 // this relation seems to yield a less accurate r_norm in the case
825 // where linear solver crime is admitted
826 if (!doRQI)
827 {
828 // (use that x_new = y * omega and use that (m_ - gamma*I) * y = x_s)
829 temp = x_s; temp.axpy(gamma-lambda,y);
830 r_norm = temp.two_norm() * omega;
831 }
832 else
833 {
834 // (use that x_new = y * omega and use that (m_ - mu_s_old*I) * y = x_s)
835 temp = x_s; temp.axpy(-mu_s_update,y);
836 r_norm = temp.two_norm() * omega;
837 }
838 }
839
840 // do one iteration of the II/RQI algorithm,
841 // part 3: update x
842 x_s = y; x_s *= omega;
843
844 // // for relative residual norm mode, scale with mu_s^{-1}
845 // r_norm /= std::abs(mu_s);
846
847 // print verbosity information
848 if (verbosity_level_ > 1)
849 std::cout << blank_ << "iteration "
850 << std::left << std::setw(3) << nIterations_
851 << " (" << (doRQI ? "RQI," : "II, ")
852 << " " << (doRQI ? "—>" : " ") << " "
853 << "║r║_2 = " << std::setw(11) << r_norm
854 << ", " << (doRQI ? " " : "—>") << " "
855 << "║q║_2 = " << std::setw(11) << q_norm
856 << "): λ = " << lambda << std::endl
857 << std::resetiosflags(std::ios::left);
858
859 // check if the eigenvalue closest to gamma lies in J
860 if (!doRQI && q_norm < eta)
861 {
862 // J is not free of eigenvalues
863 extrnl = false;
864
865 // by theory we know now that mu_s also lies in J
866 assert(std::abs(mu_s-gamma) < eta);
867
868 // switch to RQI
869 doRQI = true;
870 }
871
872 // revert to II if J is not free of eigenvalues but
873 // at some point mu_s falls back again outside J
874 if (!extrnl && doRQI && std::abs(mu_s-gamma) >= eta)
875 doRQI = false;
876
877 // if eigenvalue closest to gamma does not lie in J use RQI
878 // solely to accelerate the convergence to this eigenvalue
879 // when II has become stationary
880 if (extrnl && !doRQI)
881 {
882 // switch to RQI if the relative change of the Rayleigh
883 // quotient indicates that II has become stationary
884 if (nIterations_ >= m &&
885 std::abs(mu_s - mu_s_old) / std::abs(mu_s) < delta)
886 doRQI = true;
887 }
888 }
889
890 // // compute final residual and lambda again (paranoia....)
891 // m_.mv(x_s,temp);
892 // mu_s = x_s * temp;
893 // temp.axpy(-mu_s,x_s);
894 // r_norm = temp.two_norm();
895 // // r_norm /= std::abs(mu_s);
896
897 // print verbosity information
898 if (verbosity_level_ > 0)
899 {
900 if (extrnl)
901 std::cout << blank_ << "Interval "
902 << "(" << gamma - eta << "," << gamma + eta
903 << ") is free of eigenvalues, approximating "
904 << "the closest eigenvalue." << std::endl;
905 std::cout << blank_ << "Result ("
906 << "#iterations = " << nIterations_ << ", "
907 << "║residual║_2 = " << r_norm << "): "
908 << "λ = " << lambda << std::endl;
909 if (verbosity_level_ > 2)
910 {
911 // print approximated eigenvector via DUNE-ISTL I/O methods
912 Dune::printvector(std::cout,x,blank_+"x",blank_+"row");
913 }
914 }
915 }
916
926 {
927 // return iteration operator
928 return itOperator_;
929 }
930
945 inline const BCRSMatrix& getIterationMatrix () const
946 {
947 // create iteration matrix on demand
948 if (!itMatrix_)
949 itMatrix_ = std::make_unique<BCRSMatrix>(m_);
950
951 // return iteration matrix
952 return *itMatrix_;
953 }
954
959 inline unsigned int getIterationCount () const
960 {
961 if (nIterations_ == 0)
962 DUNE_THROW(Dune::ISTLError,"No algorithm applied, yet.");
963
964 return nIterations_;
965 }
966
967 protected:
982 template <typename ISTLLinearSolver>
983 inline void updateShiftMu (const Real& mu,
984 ISTLLinearSolver& solver) const
985 {
986 // do nothing if new shift equals the old one
987 if (mu == mu_) return;
988
989 // update shift mu_, i.e. update iteration operator
990 mu_ = mu;
991
992 // update iteration matrix when needed
993 if (itMatrix_)
994 {
995 // iterate over entries in iteration matrix diagonal
996 constexpr int rowBlockSize = BCRSMatrix::block_type::rows;
997 constexpr int colBlockSize = BCRSMatrix::block_type::cols;
998 for (typename BCRSMatrix::size_type i = 0;
999 i < itMatrix_->M()*rowBlockSize; ++i)
1000 {
1001 // access m_[i,i] where i is the flat index of a row/column
1002 const Real& m_entry = m_
1003 [i/rowBlockSize][i/colBlockSize][i%rowBlockSize][i%colBlockSize];
1004 // access *itMatrix[i,i] where i is the flat index of a row/column
1005 Real& entry = (*itMatrix_)
1006 [i/rowBlockSize][i/colBlockSize][i%rowBlockSize][i%colBlockSize];
1007 // change current entry in iteration matrix diagonal
1008 entry = m_entry - mu_;
1009 }
1010 // notify linear solver about change of the iteration matrix object
1012 (solver,*itMatrix_);
1013 }
1014 }
1015
1016 protected:
1017 // parameters related to iterative eigenvalue algorithms
1018 const BCRSMatrix& m_;
1019 const unsigned int nIterationsMax_;
1020
1021 // verbosity setting
1022 const unsigned int verbosity_level_;
1023
1024 // shift mu_ used by iteration operator/matrix (m_ - mu_*I)
1025 mutable Real mu_;
1026
1027 // iteration operator (m_ - mu_*I), passing shift mu_ by reference
1028 const MatrixOperator matrixOperator_;
1029 const ScalingOperator scalingOperator_;
1030 OperatorSum itOperator_;
1031
1032 // iteration matrix (m_ - mu_*I), provided on demand when needed
1033 // (e.g. for preconditioning)
1034 mutable std::unique_ptr<BCRSMatrix> itMatrix_;
1035
1036 // memory for storing temporary variables (mutable as they shall
1037 // just be effectless auxiliary variables of the const apply*(...)
1038 // methods)
1039 mutable unsigned int nIterations_;
1040
1041 // constants for printing verbosity information
1042 const std::string title_;
1043 const std::string blank_;
1044 };
1045
1048} // namespace Dune
1049
1050#endif // DUNE_ISTL_EIGENVALUE_POWERITERATION_HH
Helper functions for determining the vector/matrix block level.
A sparse block matrix with compressed row storage.
Definition: bcrsmatrix.hh:466
A::size_type size_type
The type for the index access and the size.
Definition: bcrsmatrix.hh:497
size_type M() const
number of columns (counted in blocks)
Definition: bcrsmatrix.hh:2007
void mv(const X &x, Y &y) const
y = A x
Definition: bcrsmatrix.hh:1641
size_type N() const
number of rows (counted in blocks)
Definition: bcrsmatrix.hh:2001
A vector of blocks with memory management.
Definition: bvector.hh:392
typename Imp::BlockTraits< B >::field_type field_type
export the type representing the field
Definition: bvector.hh:398
derive error class from the base class in common
Definition: istlexception.hh:19
A linear operator.
Definition: operators.hh:69
X::field_type field_type
The field type of the operator.
Definition: operators.hh:76
virtual void applyscaleadd(field_type alpha, const X &x, X &y) const=0
apply operator to x, scale and add:
virtual SolverCategory::Category category() const=0
Category of the linear operator (see SolverCategory::Category)
X range_type
The type of the range of the operator.
Definition: operators.hh:74
virtual void apply(const X &x, X &y) const=0
apply operator to x: The input vector is consistent and the output must also be consistent on the in...
X domain_type
The type of the domain of the operator.
Definition: operators.hh:72
Adapter to turn a matrix into a linear operator.
Definition: operators.hh:136
Iterative eigenvalue algorithms based on power iteration.
Definition: poweriteration.hh:176
PowerIteration_Algorithms(const PowerIteration_Algorithms &)=delete
void applyInverseIteration(const Real &epsilon, ISTLLinearSolver &solver, BlockVector &x, Real &lambda) const
Perform the inverse iteration algorithm to compute an approximation lambda of the least dominant (i....
Definition: poweriteration.hh:355
void applyTLIMEIteration(const Real &gamma, const Real &eta, const Real &epsilon, ISTLLinearSolver &solver, const Real &delta, const std::size_t &m, bool &extrnl, BlockVector &x, Real &lambda) const
Perform the "two-level iterative method for eigenvalue calculations (TLIME)" iteration algorit...
Definition: poweriteration.hh:691
IterationOperator & getIterationOperator()
Return the iteration operator (m_ - mu_*I).
Definition: poweriteration.hh:925
PowerIteration_Algorithms(const BCRSMatrix &m, const unsigned int nIterationsMax=1000, const unsigned int verbosity_level=0)
Construct from required parameters.
Definition: poweriteration.hh:206
void applyPowerIteration(const Real &epsilon, BlockVector &x, Real &lambda) const
Perform the power iteration algorithm to compute an approximation lambda of the dominant (i....
Definition: poweriteration.hh:260
OperatorSum IterationOperator
Type of iteration operator (m_ - mu_*I)
Definition: poweriteration.hh:189
void applyRayleighQuotientIteration(const Real &epsilon, ISTLLinearSolver &solver, BlockVector &x, Real &lambda) const
Perform the Rayleigh quotient iteration algorithm to compute an approximation lambda of an eigenvalue...
Definition: poweriteration.hh:533
void applyInverseIteration(const Real &gamma, const Real &epsilon, ISTLLinearSolver &solver, BlockVector &x, Real &lambda) const
Perform the inverse iteration with shift algorithm to compute an approximation lambda of the eigenval...
Definition: poweriteration.hh:394
void updateShiftMu(const Real &mu, ISTLLinearSolver &solver) const
Update shift mu_, i.e. update iteration operator/matrix (m_ - mu_*I).
Definition: poweriteration.hh:983
PowerIteration_Algorithms & operator=(const PowerIteration_Algorithms &)=delete
unsigned int getIterationCount() const
Return the number of iterations in last application of an algorithm.
Definition: poweriteration.hh:959
const BCRSMatrix & getIterationMatrix() const
Return the iteration matrix (m_ - mu_*I), provided on demand when needed (e.g. for direct solvers or ...
Definition: poweriteration.hh:945
BlockVector::field_type Real
Type of underlying field.
Definition: poweriteration.hh:186
Helper class for notifying a DUNE-ISTL linear solver about a change of the iteration matrix object in...
Definition: solver.hh:524
A few common exception classes.
Some generic functions for pretty printing vectors and matrices.
#define DUNE_THROW(E, m)
Definition: exceptions.hh:218
constexpr auto max
Function object that returns the greater of the given values.
Definition: hybridutilities.hh:484
void printvector(std::ostream &s, const V &v, std::string title, std::string rowtext, int columns=1, int width=10, int precision=2)
Print an ISTL vector.
Definition: io.hh:89
Dune namespace.
Definition: alignedallocator.hh:13
Define general, extensible interface for operators. The available implementation wraps a matrix.
Implementations of the inverse operator interface.
Templates characterizing the type of a solver.
Statistics about the application of an inverse operator.
Definition: solver.hh:50
Category
Definition: solvercategory.hh:23
@ sequential
Category for sequential solvers.
Definition: solvercategory.hh:25
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