Optimal higher-order convergence rates for parabolic multiscale problems
By: Balaje Kalyanaraman , Felix Krumbiegel , Roland Maier and more
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Makes computer math problems solve much faster.
In this paper, we introduce a higher-order multiscale method for time-dependent problems with highly oscillatory coefficients. Building on the localized orthogonal decomposition (LOD) framework, we construct enriched correction operators to enrich the multiscale spaces, ensuring higher-order convergence without requiring assumptions on the coefficient beyond boundedness. This approach addresses the challenge of a reduction of convergence rates when applying higher-order LOD methods to time-dependent problems. Addressing a parabolic equation as a model problem, we prove the exponential decay of these enriched corrections and establish rigorous a priori error estimates. Numerical experiments confirm our theoretical results.
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