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Additive and multiplicative multi-grid — A comparison

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In the present paper we describe and classify these numerous variants such as BPX, hierachical basis, HBMG, local multi-grid etc. in the framework of multi-grid. We compare additive and multiplicative multi-grid and particularly investigate the different behaviour with respect to smoothing. Theoretical as well as numerical results are presented.

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Bastian, P., Wittum, G. & Hackbusch, W. Additive and multiplicative multi-grid — A comparison. Computing 60, 345–364 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02684380

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