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摘要
本文提出并研究了两种Uzawa算法来解决自由流动和多孔介质流动的耦合问题,该问题由带有beaver - joseph - saffman界面条件的混合Stokes-Darcy问题建模。第一种Uzawa方法作为一种迭代方法,可以避免在每个迭代步骤都求解鞍点问题。第二种方法旨在通过结合两网格策略对第一种方法进行优化。对这两种算法进行了严格的理论分析。通过数值实验对理论结果进行了验证。
Uzawa methods for the coupling of free flow and porous medium flow
In this paper, two kinds of Uzawa algorithms are proposed and investigated to solve the coupling of free flow and porous medium flow, which is modeled by the mixed Stokes-Darcy problem with the Beavers-Joseph-Saffman interface condition. The first Uzawa method as an iterative method can avoid solving the saddle point problem at each iteration step. The second method aims to optimize the first one by combining the two-grid strategy. Rigorously theoretical analysis is established for these two algorithms. Some numerical experiments are carried out to verify the theoretical findings.
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