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Restricted additive Schwarz algorithm for a θ finite difference method to solve a two-dimensional 4th-order partial differential equation with variable coefficient

CCChadi CHAHIDYKYassin KhaliSKSamir KHALLOUQ

Key Points

  • The aim is to solve a two-dimensional 4th-order partial differential equation using a finite difference scheme.
  • Employ a θ finite difference scheme for discretization.
  • Convert the plate equation into a system of second-order differential equations.
  • Analyze stability and convergence using energy estimates.
  • Implement the restricted additive Schwarz method as a preconditioner for the GMRES algorithm.
  • Conduct numerical experiments to validate the proposed method.
  • Numerical experiments demonstrate the effectiveness of the restricted additive Schwarz algorithm.
  • Stability and convergence of the solution are confirmed through theoretical analysis.
  • The proposed method yields accurate results for transverse vibrations of the thin plate.

Abstract

This paper deals with a θ finite difference scheme to solve two-dimensional 4th-order partial differential equation with variable coefficient, which governs the transverse vibrations of a thin plate.First we establish some a priori estimates for the weak solution of our problem.Then, we introduce a new variable, allowing us to convert the plate equation into a system of two second-order differential equations.Stability and convergence analysis are carried out by employing the energy estimate method.We present a class of domain decomposition methods (DDM) called restricted additive Schwarz (RAS). This method is used as a preconditioner for the GMRES algorithm to solve systems of linear equations arising from the discretization of the plate equation by the present scheme.Numerical experiments are provided, confirming the effectiveness of the algorithms.

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CHAHID et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69aa70a9531e4c4a9ff5a97bhttps://doi.org/10.19139/soic-2310-5070-3021
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