2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.cam.2022.114286
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Random geometries for optimal control PDE problems based on fictitious domain FEMs and cut elements

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“…We note that in practice, the condition number for arbitrarily shaped boundary elements discontinuous Galerkin methods to solve Stokes problem is typically very large. The employment of efficient multigrid preconditioners for such cases, is left as a further challenge, see also the works [1], [22]. We also clarify that for the curved boundary elements, the current implementation performs quadrature by a sufficiently fine sub-triangulation approximating properly the curved element.…”
Section: Numerical Experiments/convergence Testsmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…We note that in practice, the condition number for arbitrarily shaped boundary elements discontinuous Galerkin methods to solve Stokes problem is typically very large. The employment of efficient multigrid preconditioners for such cases, is left as a further challenge, see also the works [1], [22]. We also clarify that for the curved boundary elements, the current implementation performs quadrature by a sufficiently fine sub-triangulation approximating properly the curved element.…”
Section: Numerical Experiments/convergence Testsmentioning
confidence: 93%