Space Mapping and Defect Correction

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In this paper we show that space-mapping optimization can be understood in the framework of defect correction. Then, space-mapping algorithms can be seen as special cases of defect correction iteration. In order to analyze the properties of space mapping and the space-mapping function, we introduce the new concept of flexibility of the underlying models. The best space-mapping results are obtained for so-called equally flexible models. By introducing an affine operator as a left preconditioner, two models can be made equally flexible, at least in the neighborhood of a solution. This motivates an improved space-mapping (or manifold-mapping) algorithm. The left preconditioner complements traditional space mapping where only a right preconditioner is used. In the last section a few simple examples illustrate some of the phenomena analyzed in this paper. © 2005, Institute of Mathematics, NAS of Belarus. All rights reserved.

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Echeverría, D., & Hemker, P. W. (2005). Space Mapping and Defect Correction. Computational Methods in Applied Mathematics, 5(2), 107–136. https://doi.org/10.2478/cmam-2005-0006

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