blocksorpreconditioner.hh

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#ifndef DUNE_PDELAB_BACKEND_ISTL_MATRIXFREE_BLOCKSORPRECONDITIONER_HH
#define DUNE_PDELAB_BACKEND_ISTL_MATRIXFREE_BLOCKSORPRECONDITIONER_HH
 
namespace Dune {
  namespace PDELab {
 
    template<typename JacobianLOP, typename BlockOffDiagonalLOP, typename GridFunctionSpace>
    class BlockSORPreconditionerLocalOperator
      : public Dune::PDELab::FullVolumePattern
      , public Dune::PDELab::LocalOperatorDefaultFlags
    {
      using value_type = typename GridFunctionSpace::Traits::GridView::Grid::ctype;
      using LocalVector = Dune::PDELab::LocalVector<value_type>;
      using W = typename LocalVector::WeightedAccumulationView;
 
    public :
      // A SOR preconditioner includes non-diagonal blocks so we need volume
      // and skeleton methods. We do two-sided assembly!
      static constexpr bool doPatternVolume = true;
      static constexpr bool doPatternSkeleton = true;
      static constexpr bool doPatternVolumePostSkeleton = true;
      static constexpr bool doAlphaVolume = true;
      static constexpr bool doAlphaSkeleton = true;
      static constexpr bool doAlphaVolumePostSkeleton = true;
      static constexpr bool doSkeletonTwoSided = true;
      static constexpr bool isLinear = JacobianLOP::isLinear;
 
      BlockSORPreconditionerLocalOperator(JacobianLOP& jacobianlop,
                                          BlockOffDiagonalLOP& blockOffDiagonalLOP,
                                          const GridFunctionSpace& gridFunctionSpace,
                                          const double omega=1.0)
        : _jacobianlop(jacobianlop)
        , _blockOffDiagonalLOP(blockOffDiagonalLOP)
        , _omega(omega)
        , _a_i(gridFunctionSpace.ordering().maxLocalSize())
        , _b_i(gridFunctionSpace.ordering().maxLocalSize())
      {}
 
      bool requireSetup()
      {
        return _jacobianlop.requireSetup();
      }
      void setRequireSetup(bool v)
      {
        _jacobianlop.setRequireSetup(v);
      }
 
      template<typename EG, typename LFSU, typename X, typename LFSV, typename Y>
      void alpha_volume(const EG& eg, const LFSU& lfsu, const X& x, const LFSV& lfsv, Y& y) const
      {
        _jacobianlop.alpha_volume(eg,lfsu,x,lfsv,y);
      }
 
      template<typename IG, typename LFSU, typename X, typename LFSV, typename Y>
      void alpha_skeleton(const IG& ig,
                          const LFSU& lfsu_s, const X& x_s, const LFSV& lfsv_s,
                          const LFSU& lfsu_n, const X& x_n, const LFSV& lfsv_n,
                          Y& y_s, Y& y_n) const
      {}
 
      template<typename EG, typename LFSU, typename X, typename LFSV, typename Y>
      void alpha_volume_post_skeleton(const EG& eg, const LFSU& lfsu, const X& x, const LFSV& lfsv, Y& y) const
      {}
 
      template<typename EG, typename LFSU, typename X, typename LFSV, typename Y>
      void jacobian_apply_volume(const EG& eg,
                                 const LFSU& lfsu, const X& x,
                                 const LFSV& lfsv, Y& y) const
      {
        //====================================
        // How does this preconditioner work
        //====================================
        //
        // When jacobian_apply is called on the grid operator the assembly
        // machine will iterate over the grid. Since we have set twosided to
        // true the order of methods will be:
        //
        // jacobian_apply_volume
        // jacobian_apply_skeleton for each intersection
        // jacobian_apply_volume_post_skeleton
        //
        // In the volume part we set _a_i to zero. During the skeleton part we
        // apply the off-diagonal blocks to the old and new solution, step (1)
        // of the algorithm description at the top of this class. In the
        // post_skeleton section we will do steps (2) and (3) of the algorithm.
        _a_i = 0.0;
      }
 
      template<typename EG, typename LFSU, typename X, typename Z, typename LFSV, typename Y>
      void jacobian_apply_volume(const EG& eg, const LFSU& lfsu, const X& x, const Z& z, const LFSV& lfsv, Y& y) const
      {
        _a_i = 0.0;
      }
 
      template<typename IG, typename LFSU, typename Z, typename LFSV, typename Y>
      void jacobian_apply_skeleton(const IG& ig,
                                   const LFSU& lfsu_s, const Z& z_s, const LFSV& lfsv_s,
                                   const LFSU& lfsu_n, const Z& z_n, const LFSV& lfsv_n,
                                   Y& y_s, Y& y_n) const
      {
        // This step is bit tricky.
        //
        // In the apply method of the GridOperatorPreconditioner class
        // jacobian_apply(d, v) is called on the preconditioner grid
        // operator.
        //
        // z_s and z_n will be the local entries of the block vector d.
        //
        // y_s will always be the solution of the previous step, e.i
        // $v_i^{(k-1)} in the above algorithm. This will be zero since that is
        // the value you get from ISTL for v^{(0)} and we do only one
        // preconditioner step.
        //
        // For cells you have not yet visited y_n will also be the old solution
        // $v_j^{(k-1)}. If you have already visited the neigbor cell it will
        // instead be the new solution $v_j^{(k)}$.
        //
        // For this reason we pass the local vectors of y_s and y_n as
        // coefficients to the block off-diagonal local operator. The result
        // will be accumulated in _a_i. Following the above algorithm we will
        // have
        //
        // _a_i = \sum_{j<i} A_ij v_j^{(k)} + \sum_{j>i} A_ij v_j^{(k-1)}
        //
        // after visiting all the intersections.
        //
        // NOTE: This only work for the FastDGGridOperator!
        //
        // This works perfectly for the FastDGGridOperator: The fast-DG
        // grid operator directly works on the degrees of freedom vector, so if
        // we set some values during the jacobian apply skeleton we will get
        // the correct result in the jacobian apply post skeleton.
        //
        // For the regular GridOperator we instead write data into a local
        // degrees of freedom vectors and the results will only written back to
        // the global data structure during unbinding of the LFS. This means
        // you get the same old coefficients in the
        // jacobian_apply_volume_post_skeleton. There are two ways around this issue:
        //
        // 1. Copy data, e.g. by storing the values as members of this
        // class. This does not require changing pdelab, but: Copying data is
        // slow and the whole point of matrix-free solvers is to avoid
        // unnecessary memory work. In the end all these solvers are intended
        // to be used together with the FastDGGridOperator.
        //
        // 2. It would be possible to change the GridOperator assembler. This
        // is not really appealing since it's behavior is perfect for the
        // regular use case and having an additional unbind/bind would slow
        // down those regular use cases.
        //
        // It is of course possible to achieve both: A fast implementation in
        // case of FastDGGridOperator and a slower one for regular GridOperator
        // involving data movement but this would make this whole
        // implementation even more complicated without big benefits.
        W _a_i_view(_a_i, y_s.weight());
        if (ig.inside().partitionType() == Dune::InteriorEntity){
          // Note: Since the block off diagonal local operator works two sided
          // we can pass _a_i_view two times to the jacobian_apply_skeleton but
          // will only accumulate once.
 
          // TODO: Only works for FastDGGridOperator (y_* being an AliasedVectorView)
          _blockOffDiagonalLOP.jacobian_apply_skeleton(ig, lfsu_s, y_s, lfsv_s, lfsu_n, y_n, lfsv_s, _a_i_view, _a_i_view);
        }
      }
 
      template<typename IG, typename LFSU, typename X, typename Z, typename LFSV, typename Y>
      void jacobian_apply_skeleton(const IG& ig,
                                   const LFSU& lfsu_s, const X& x_s, const Z& z_s, const LFSV& lfsv_s,
                                   const LFSU& lfsu_n, const X& x_n, const Z& z_n, const LFSV& lfsv_n,
                                   Y& y_s, Y& y_n) const
      {
        // See documentation above!
        W _a_i_view(_a_i, y_s.weight());
        if (ig.inside().partitionType() == Dune::InteriorEntity)
          _blockOffDiagonalLOP.jacobian_apply_skeleton(ig, lfsu_s, x_s, y_s, lfsv_s, lfsu_n, x_n, y_n, lfsv_s, _a_i_view, _a_i_view);
      }
 
      template<typename EG, typename LFSU, typename X, typename LFSV, typename Y>
      void jacobian_apply_volume_post_skeleton(const EG& eg,
                                               const LFSU& lfsu, const X& x,
                                               const LFSV& lfsv, Y& y) const
      {
        // Subtracting x: _a_i -= x_e. Looking at the algorithm above this
        // finishes step (1) since the coefficient x is the vector d
        // above. After this we have r_tmp = - a_i
        std::transform(_a_i.data(),
                       _a_i.data() + _a_i.size(),
                       x.data(),
                       _a_i.data(),
                       std::minus<value_type>{});
 
        // Solve the block diagonal system. This is step (2) of the
        // algorithm. After this we have _b_i = -b_i.
        _b_i = 0.0;
        W _b_i_view(_b_i, y.weight());
        _jacobianlop.jacobian_apply_volume(eg, lfsu, _a_i, lfsv, _b_i_view);
 
 
        // Do the Update step (3) of the algorithm
        std::transform(y.data(),
                       y.data() + y.size(),
                       _b_i.data(),
                       y.data(),
                       [this](const double &a,
                           const double& b)
                       {
                         return (1-_omega)*a - _omega*b;
                       });
      }
 
      template<typename EG, typename LFSU, typename X, typename Z, typename LFSV, typename Y>
      void jacobian_apply_volume_post_skeleton(const EG& eg, const LFSU& lfsu, const X& x, const Z& z, const LFSV& lfsv, Y& y) const
      {
        // static checks
        //----------------------
        // static_assert(std::is_same<decltype(x),decltype(_a_i)>::value,"Both types have to be the same for nonlinear Jacobian apply");
        // static_assert(not std::is_same<decltype(x),decltype(_a_i)>::value,"Both types have to be the same for nonlinear Jacobian apply");
        //
        // dynamic crashes
        //----------------------
        // x.bar(); // type ConstAliasedVectorView
        // _a_i.bar(); // type LocalVector<double, >
 
        // Subtract x_e: _a_i -= x_e
        std::transform(_a_i.data(),_a_i.data()+_a_i.size(),
                       z.data(),
                       _a_i.data(),
                       std::minus<value_type>{});
        // Divide by block diagonal, _b_i = D_{ee}^{-1} _a_i
        _b_i = 0.0;
        W _b_i_view(_b_i,y.weight());
        _jacobianlop.jacobian_apply_volume(eg, lfsu, x, _a_i, lfsv, _b_i_view);
        // Update vector r_e -= omega*_b_i
        // <=> r_e = (1-\omega)r_e + \omega D_{ee}^{-1}(x_e - \sum_{e'}A_{e,e'}r_{e'})
        std::transform(y.data(),
                       y.data()+y.size(),
                       _b_i.data(),
                       y.data(),
                       [this](const double& a,
                              const double& b)
                       {
                         return (1-_omega)*a - _omega*b;
                       });
      }
 
    private :
 
      JacobianLOP& _jacobianlop;
      BlockOffDiagonalLOP& _blockOffDiagonalLOP;
      const double _omega;
      mutable LocalVector _a_i;
      mutable LocalVector _b_i;
    }; // end class BlockSORPreconditionerLocalOperator
 
  } // namespace PDELab
} // namespace Dune
 
#endif