The Parareal Algorithm

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Abstract

A short introduction to the parareal algorithm is made on basis of [17]. Then, for the autonomous differential equation, a theorem for the stability property of the algorithm is derived. The theorem states that G∆T must be strong A-stable with limz→−∞ |R(z)| ≤ 1 , in order for the algorithm to 2 be stable for all n, k. Several test problems involving periodic solutions, semidiscretized parabolic PDE’s, stiffness and nonlinearity are calculated using different implicit Runge-Kutta schemes with different order and stabiliy properties. Using the theta-method, the property limz→−∞ |R(z)| ≤ 1 2 is tested, and the results verifies the theorem. Instabilities in the two different heat-equation test problems are predicted using the theorem. Different formulations of the system, for which the coarse propagator G∆T operates, are tested. Substantial differences is found, and explenations are discussed.

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Staff, G. a. (2003). The Parareal Algorithm. Science And Technology, 60(2), 173–184.

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