[Back]


Contributions to Books:

A. Bespalov, M. Ruggeri:
"Convergence and rate optimality of adaptive multilevel stochastic Galerkin FEM";
in: "ASC Report 37/2020", issued by: Institute for Analysis and Scientific Computing; Vienna University of Technology, Wien, 2020, ISBN: 978-3-902627-13-1, 1 - 22.



English abstract:
We analyze an adaptive algorithm for the numerical solution
of parametric elliptic partial differential equations in two-dimensional physical domains,with coefficients and the right-hand side functions depending on infinitely many (stochastic) parameters.
The algorithm generates multilevel stochastic Galerkin approximations;
these are represented in terms of a sparse generalized polynomial chaos expansion with coefficients residing in finite element spaces associated with different locally refined meshes.
Adaptivity is driven by a two-level a posteriori error estimator and
employs a Doerfler-type marking on the joint set of spatial and parametric error indicators.
We show that, under an appropriate saturation assumption,
the proposed adaptive strategy yields optimal convergence rates
with respect to the overall dimension of the underlying multilevel approximation spaces.

Keywords:
adaptive methods, a posteriori error analysis, two-level error estimation,multilevel stochastic Galerkin method, finite element methods, parametric PDEs.


Electronic version of the publication:
http://www.asc.tuwien.ac.at/preprint/2020/asc37x2020.pdf


Created from the Publication Database of the Vienna University of Technology.