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Parameter-robust Braess-Sarazin-type smoothers for linear elasticity problems

In this work, we propose three Braess-Sarazin-type multigrid relaxation schemes for solving linear elasticity problems, where the marker and cell scheme, a finite difference method, is used for the discretization. The three relaxation schemes are Jacobi-Braess-Sarazin, Mass-Braess-Sarazin, and Vanka-Braess-Sarazin. A local Fourier analysis (LFA) for the block-structured relaxation schemes is presented to study multigrid convergence behavior. From LFA, we derive optimal LFA smoothing factor for each case. We obtain highly efficient smoothing factors, which are independent of Lamé constants. Vanka-Braess-Sarazin relaxation scheme leads to the most efficient one. In each relaxation, a Schur complement system needs to be solved. Due to the fact that direct solve is often expensive, an inexact version is developed, where we simply use at most three weighted Jacobi iterations on the Schur complement system. Finally, two-grid and V-cycle multigrid performances are presented to validate our theoretical results. Our numerical results show that inexact versions can achieve the same performance as that of exact versions and our methods are robust to the Lamé constants.

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