Efficient rational filter-based interior eigensolvers / eingereicht von Sarah Huber, M. Sc. Wuppertal, [2021]
Content
- Acknowledgments
- Abstract
- Foreword
- Contents
- Motivation and outline
- Introduction
- Fundamentals from numerical linear algebra
- Hermitian and Hermitian positive definite matrices
- Orthogonality and B-orthogonality
- Sparse matrices
- Projection
- Matrix decomposition
- Eigenvalues and eigenvectors
- Building blocks for iterative eigensolvers
- Subspace filtration methods
- Subspace filtration
- Rational filters
- Contour integration
- Numerical integration
- Composite midpoint rule
- Gauss-Legendre quadrature
- Mapping to a complex contour
- Moments and rational filters
- Rational filter-based eigensolvers
- History of the RFE
- Polynomial filters
- Additional algorithmic considerations
- Solving linear systems of equations
- Orthogonalization
- A software framework for iterative subspace filtration
- Conclusion
- Mixed precision
- Introduction
- Background
- Varying precision within a projected subspace iteration
- Precision changes over subspace iterations
- Conclusions
- Optimizing rational filters
- Introduction
- Convergence of an RFE
- Other rational filters
- Iterative solver convergence
- Kaczmarz sweeps and CG acceleration
- Predicting cost
- Analyzing the behaviour of CGMN
- Condition number relationship
- Analyzing the behaviour of GMRES
- Predicting RFE iterations
- Choosing weights
- Optimization
- Numerical Results
- Conclusions
- RFEs with multiple moments
- Algorithmic overview
- Extraction of eigenvalues and eigenvectors
- Subspace iteration
- Subspace size
- Multiple moments
- Numerical experiments
- Eigenvalue counting
- Extension of the BEAST framework
- Considerations for larger problems
- Rank and orthogonalization
- Solution of linear systems
- Numerical experiments
- Parallelism and quadrature nodes
- Choosing the quadrature degree
- Conclusion
- Conclusions and outlook
- Summary of test problems
- List of Figures
- List of Tables
- List of Notations
- Bibliography
