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Preconditionning #7
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Thanks. I think the hardest part is coming up with a nice and convenient interface. Unfortunately, I don't have much time for this right now. I would certainly be welcome to any contributions. |
No need to close this; it's good to let feature requests hang around as open issues. |
Don't you like the interface from |
It's rather an issue of a lack of expertise from my side. I have no experience with preconditioners, as there are typically no obvious choices in the cases where I am solving eigenvalue and linear problems. And if there are, they are usually incorporated in a more explicit way, i.e. by transforming to a new set of variables. The lack of self-need is also why I can't afford to invest too much time in this, at least not right now. But I do welcome any contribution in that direction. |
It is not always possible. For example, doing so you transform an eigenvalue problem into a generalized one and |
Exactly, in the applications I am working with, we often have a generalized eigenvalue problem that, by parameterizing the problem in terms of a more suitable set of variables, is transformed into a normal eigenvalue problem. |
Hi,
I have become addicted to your package. The downside is that I would like an additional feature ;)
I use Arnoldi iterations for computing the spectrum and the convergence is super slow.
So, I was wondering how difficult it would be for you to add support for preconditionning?
Thank you a lot for your help,
Best regards
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