Efficient Solution of Eddy Current Optimization Problems with SKPIK Method

Khái niệm cốt lõi

Efficiently solve eddy current optimization problems using the SKPIK method.

Tóm tắt

The SKPIK method efficiently solves discretized linear systems from eddy current optimal control problems. It constructs a low-rank matrix equation method based on a special splitting technique and the Krylov-plus-inverted-Krylov (KPIK) algorithm. The new method, named SKPIK, provides fast solutions for large and sparse systems while overcoming storage issues. Theoretical results on the existence of low-rank solutions are provided, along with numerical experiments comparing its performance to existing methods.

Thống kê

The mass matrix M is symmetric positive definite.
The stiffness matrix K is SPSD.
Tolerance set to 10^-6 for all methods.

Trích dẫn

"The SKPIK method always performs the best, needing the least computing time."
"LRMINRES method seems more efficient than FMINRES for small dimensional problems."
"FMINRES method can solve optimization problems successfully for small dimensional problems."

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A splitting-based KPIK method for eddy current optimal control problems in an all-at-once approach

by Min-Li Zeng,... lúc arxiv.org 03-19-2024

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2403.11611.pdf

Yêu cầu sâu hơn

How does the SKPIK method handle increasing problem sizes compared to LRMINRES

The SKPIK method handles increasing problem sizes better than LRMINRES due to its low-rank approximation approach. As the problem size increases, the SKPIK method maintains a relatively stable computing time and iteration count, making it more scalable for larger systems. This is because the low-rank approximation reduces the computational complexity of solving large linear systems by approximating the solution in a lower-dimensional subspace. On the other hand, LRMINRES may struggle with larger problem sizes as it relies on traditional iterative methods without the benefit of low-rank approximations.

What are the limitations of using FMINRES for solving large-scale systems

The limitations of using FMINRES for solving large-scale systems lie in its inefficiency when dealing with problems that have a high number of time steps or spatial discretization nodes. FMINRES requires solving each system at every time step separately before moving on to solve subsequent steps, leading to increased computational time and resources as the problem size grows. Additionally, preparing coefficient matrices and right-hand side vectors for each time step can become computationally intensive for large-scale systems.

How can the SKPIK method be applied to other optimization problems beyond eddy currents

The SKPIK method can be applied to various optimization problems beyond eddy currents by adapting its framework to different PDE-constrained optimization scenarios. By formulating the optimization problem into a matrix equation and utilizing low-rank approximations through techniques like Krylov-plus-inverted-Krylov algorithms, SKPIK can efficiently handle large and sparse linear systems arising from diverse applications such as fluid dynamics simulations, structural mechanics optimizations, image processing tasks, and machine learning models involving constrained optimizations. The key lies in structuring the problem appropriately into a matrix-equation form compatible with low-rank solutions while considering specific characteristics of each application domain for optimal performance.