Easy-to-implement hp-adaptivity for non-elliptic goal-oriented problems

Author: Caro Gutiérrez, Felipe Vinicio

Year: 2023

Source: https://addi.ehu.eus/bitstream/10810/66225/1/TESIS_CARO_GUTIERREZ_FELIPE%20VINICIO.pdf

Easy- o-implemen
hp-adap i i y o non-ellip ic
goal-o ien ed p oblems
Felipe Vinicio Ca o Gu i´e ez
Supe ised by Da id Pa do and Elisabe e Albe di
Decembe 2023
(cc)2023 FELIPE VINICIO CARO GUTIERREZ (cc by 4.0)
Easy- o-implemen
hp-adap i i y o non-ellip ic
goal-o ien ed p oblems
Felipe Vinicio Ca o Gu i´e ez
Supe ised by Da id Pa do and Elisabe e Albe di
Decembe 2023
This disse a ion has been possible wi h he suppo o he Uni e si y o he
Basque Coun y (UPV/EHU) g an No. PRE2018-084258; he BCAM “Se e o
Ochoa” acc edi a ion o excellence (SEV-2017-0718); he Basque Go e nmen
h ough he BERC 2018-2021 p og am; and he Consolida ed Resea ch G oup
MATHMODE (IT1294-19; IT1456-22) gi en by he Depa men o Educa ion.
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Abs ac
The Fini e Elemen Me hod (FEM) has become a ounda ional nume ical ech-
nique in compu a ional mechanics and ci il enginee ing since i s incep ion by
Cou an in 1943 [56]. O igina ing om he Ri z me hod and a ia ional calcu-
lus, he FEM was p ima ily employed o de i e solu ions o ib a ional sys ems.
A dis inc i e s eng h o he FEM is i s capabili y o ep esen ma hema ical
models h ough he weak a ia ional o mula ion o Pa ial Di e en ial Equa-
ions (PDEs), acili a ing compu a ional easibili y e en in in ica e geome ies.
Howe e , he sea ch o accu acy o en imposes a signi ican compu a ional ask.
In he FEM, adap i e me hods ha e eme ged o balance he accu acy o so-
lu ions wi h compu a ional cos s. The h-adap i e FEM designs mo e e icien
meshes by educing he mesh size hlocally while keeping he polynomial o de
o app oxima ion p ixed (usually p= 1,2). An al e na i e app oach o he
h-adap i e FEM is he p-adap i e FEM, which locally en iches he polynomial
space pwhile keeping he mesh size hcons an . By dynamically adap ing hand
p, he hp-adap i e FEM achie es exponen ial con e gence a es.
Adap i i y is c ucial o ob aining accu a e solu ions. Howe e , he adi ional
ocus on global no ms, such as L2o H1, migh only some imes se e he e-
qui emen s o speci ic applica ions. In enginee ing, con olling e o s in speci ic
domains ela ed o a pa icula Quan i y o In e es (QoI) is o en mo e c i i-
cal han ocusing on he o e all solu ion. Tha mo i a ed he de elopmen o
Goal-O ien ed Adap i e (GOA) s a egies.
In his disse a ion, we de elop au oma ic Goal-O ien ed (GO) hp-adap i e
algo i hms ailo ed o non-ellip ic p oblems. These algo i hms shine in e ms
o obus ness and simplici y in hei implemen a ion, a ibu es ha make hem
especially sui able o indus ial applica ions. A key ad an age o ou me hodolo-
gies is ha hey do no equi e compu ing e e ence solu ions on globally e ined
g ids. Ne e heless, ou app oach is limi ed o aniso opic pand iso opic h
e inemen s.
We conduc mul iple es s o alida e ou algo i hms. We p obe he con e -
gence beha io o ou GO h- and p-adap i e algo i hms using Helmhol z and
con ec ion-di usion equa ions in one-dimensional scena ios. We es ou GO hp-
adap i e algo i hms on Poisson, Helmhol z, and con ec ion-di usion equa ions in
wo dimensions. We use a Helmhol z-like scena io o h ee-dimensional cases o
highligh he adap abili y o ou GO algo i hms.
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We also c ea e e icien ways o build la ge da abases ideal o aining Deep
Neu al Ne wo ks (DNNs) using hp Mul i-Adap i e Goal-O ien ed (MAGO) FEM.
As a esul , we e icien ly gene a e la ge da abases, possibly con aining hund eds
o housands o syn he ic da ase s o measu emen s.
Resumen
El m´e odo de elemen os ini os (MEF) ap oxima soluciones a ecuaciones di e en-
ciales pa ciales (EDPs). Bas´andose en el m´e odo de Ri z y el c´alculo a iacional,
Cou an desa oll´o el MEF en 1943 [56]. Desde en onces se ha con e ido en
una ´ecnica undamen al en la mec´anica compu acional y la ingenie ´ıa ci il que
se ha u ilizado pa a esol e una amplia gama de p oblemas, incluyendo an´alisis
es uc u al, mec´anica de luidos y sis emas ib a o ios.
Una o aleza dis in i a del MEF es su capacidad pa a ep esen a modelos
ma em´a icos a a ´es de la o mulaci´on a iacional d´ebil de las EDPs, acili ando
la iabilidad compu acional incluso en geome ´ıas in incadas. Sin emba go, la
b´usqueda de p ecisi´on a menudo impone una a ea compu acional signi ica i a.
Debido a los al os cos os compu acionales de cie os p oblemas, han su gido
m´e odos adap a i os pa a equilib a la p ecisi´on de las soluciones con los cos-
os compu acionales. El MEF adap a i o es un m´e odo num´e ico que pe mi e
ap oxima soluciones de o ma m´as p ecisa con meno cos o compu acional. El
MEF adap a i o hdise˜na mallas m´as e icien es educiendo el ama˜no de malla
localmen e mien as man iene el o den del polinomio de ap oximaci´on p ijo (gen-
e almen e p= 1,2). Una al e na i a al MEF adap a i o hes el MEF adap a i o
p, que en iquece localmen e el espacio de polinomios pman eniendo cons an e
el ama˜no de malla h. Al combina din´amicamen e ambos m´e odos, el MEF
adap a i o hp log a asas de con e gencia exponenciales.
El en oque adicional de la adap a i idad en no mas globales (L2oH1) s´olo
si e pa a cie as aplicaciones. En ingenie ´ıa, con ola e o es en dominios es-
pec´ı icos elacionados con una can idad de in e ´es es a menudo m´as c ´ı ico que
con ola e o es globales. Debido a es a necesidad, su ge la adap a i idad o i-
en ada a un obje i o espec´ı ico.
En es e abajo, desa ollamos algo i mos au om´a icos o ien ados a un obje-
i o hp dise˜nados pa a p oblemas no el´ıp icos. Es os algo i mos se des acan en
´e minos de obus ez y simplicidad en su implemen aci´on, a ibu os que los ha-
cen especialmen e adecuados pa a aplicaciones indus iales. Una en aja cla e
de nues as me odolog´ıas es que no equie en calcula soluciones de e e encia
en mallas globalmen e e inadas. Sin emba go, nues o en oque se limi a a e i-
namien os aniso ´opicos pe iso ´opicos h.
Los esul ados num´e icos 1D mues an la con e gencia de nues os algo i mos
o ien ados a un obje i o, an o hcomo p, usando las ecuaciones de Helmhol z y
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con ecci´on-di usi´on. Adem´as, los esul ados num´e icos en 2D mues an la con-
e gencia de los algo i mos hp usando las ecuaciones de Poisson, Helmhol z y
con ecci´on-di usi´on. Tambi´en, p obamos es os algo i mos hp en casos 3D con la
ecuaci´on de Helmhol z pa a demos a la e sa ilidad de nues os algo i mos.
Finalmen e, ex endemos nues os algo i mos o ien ados a un obje i o hp pa a
gene a g andes bases de da os con iables e ideales pa a en ena edes neu onales.
Como esul ado, mos amos la gene aci´on e icien e de g andes bases de da os
po encialmen e con cien os de miles de da os sin ´e icos.
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LIST OF FIGURES
7.9. Box plo s o di e en adap i e g ids wi h a h eshold maxi-
mum ela i e e o se a 10−5. ................... 79
7.10. Compu a ional domain Ω, whe e homogeneous Di ichle bounda y
condi ions a e imposed on ∂Ω. Addi ionally, we de ine Ωlas he
suppo o he QoI l(ϕ), and Ω as he suppo o he sou ce unc ion. 81
7.11. Absolu e alue o he solu ions o ou c oss-shaped domain Poisson
example................................. 82
7.12. hp-adap ed meshes o ou 1-sample c oss-shaped domain example. 84
7.13. hp-adap ed meshes o ou 5-sample c oss-shaped domain example. 85
7.14. hp-adap ed meshes o ou 10-sample c oss-shaped domain example. 86
7.15. hp-adap ed meshes o ou 50-sample c oss-shaped domain example. 87
7.16. hp-adap ed meshes o ou 100-sample c oss-shaped domain example. 88
7.17. Box plo s o di e en adap i e g ids wi h a h eshold maxi-
mum ela i e e o se a 1.0%. ................... 89
7.18. Absolu e alue o he solu ions o ou Poisson example. . . . . . . 91
7.19. hp-adap ed meshes o ou 1-sample g id-based domain example. . 92
7.20. hp-adap ed meshes o ou 5-sample g id-based domain example. . 93
7.21. hp-adap ed meshes o ou 10-sample g id-based domain example. 94
7.22. hp-adap ed meshes o ou 50-sample g id-based domain example. 95
7.23. hp-adap ed meshes o ou 100-sample g id-based domain example. 96
7.24. Box plo s o di e en adap i e g ids wi h a h eshold maxi-
mum ela i e e o se a 1.0%.................... 97
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Lis o Tables
7.1. The compu a ional cos based on he ac o iza ion cos o gene -
a ing he da abase using he SAGO s a egy. . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
7.2. The compu a ional cos based on he ac o iza ion cos o gene -
a ing he da abase using he MAGO s a egy. . . . . . . . . . . . 80
7.3. The compu a ional cos based on he ac o iza ion cos o gene -
a ing he da abase using he SAGO s a egy. . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
7.4. The compu a ional cos based on he ac o iza ion cos o gene -
a ing he da abase using he MAGO s a egy. . . . . . . . . . . . 90
7.5. The compu a ional cos based on he ac o iza ion cos o gene -
a ing he da abase using he SAGO s a egy. . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
7.6. The compu a ional cos based on he ac o iza ion cos o gene -
a ing he da abase using he MAGO s a egy. . . . . . . . . . . . 98
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1. In oduc ion
1.1. Mo i a ion
In ecen yea s, he Fini e Elemen Me hod (FEM) has gained signi ican popula -
i y as one o he mos ex ensi ely u ilized nume ical echniques in compu a ional
mechanics and ci il enginee ing. The beginnings o he FEM can be aced back
o Cou an ’s pionee ing wo k in 1943 [56], whe e he employed he Ri z me hod
o nume ical analysis and he minimiza ion o a ia ional calculus o de i e ap-
p oxima e solu ions o ib a ion sys ems. Howe e , he compu a ional success
and widesp ead o he FEM can be a ibu ed o he con ibu ions o Tu ne e
al. in 1956 [187] and Clough in 1960 [49].
The FEM has e olu ionized a ious knowledge a eas, d i en by i s p ima y
applica ion in s uc u al mechanics [25, 27, 94, 165, 211]. I s signi ican impac
ex ends o disciplines such as ea hquake enginee ing, ans o ming he unde -
s anding and p ac ices in hese ields [48, 51]. Fu he mo e, h ough con inuous
esea ch, he FEM applica ion has expanded beyond s uc u al mechanics. I
has applica ions in a ious disciplines, including luid mechanics, he mal analy-
sis, and elec ical enginee ing.
The popula i y o he FEM can be a ibu ed o i s capabili y o ep esen
ma hema ical models h ough he weak a ia ional o mula ion o Pa ial Di -
e en ial Equa ions (PDEs). This o mula ion enables decomposing he p ob-
lem domain in o ini e elemen s, wi h a co esponding numbe o unknowns
called Deg ees o F eedom (DoF). This decomposi ion makes i compu a ion-
ally easible o ob ain accu a e solu ions e en in complex geome ies (see, e.g.,
[69, 98, 109, 212, 213, 214] among o he s). We e e o he in e es ed eade seek-
ing a comp ehensi e ma hema ical ounda ion o he FEM o [33, 47, 127, 164].
Despi e he signi ican ad ancemen s made in FEM o e he pas cen u y [125],
he compu a ional cos o achie ing highly accu a e solu ions emains a challenge.
As he desi ed le el o solu ion accu acy inc eases, he numbe o unknowns and
compu a ional esou ces equi ed also escala e, po en ially esul ing in compu a-
ionally expensi e calcula ions ha may be p ohibi i e in p ac ice.
The h-adap i e FEM add esses he compu a ional cos s o inc easing solu ion
accu acy. The me hod designs mo e e icien meshes by locally educing he mesh
size hwhile keeping he polynomial o de o app oxima ion p ixed ( ypically
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1. In oduc ion
p= 1,2). This dynamic adjus men o he mesh esolu ion h ough h-adap i i y
acili a es he acquisi ion o accu a e solu ions while mi iga ing compu a ional
cos s.
The classical h-adap i e FEM in ol es locally e ining elemen s by educing
hei size h[18]. I has success ully achie ed con e gence a es ega ding DoF
h ough mesh adap a ion [133]. Pionee ing wo ks by Babuˇska and Rheinbold
[15, 16, 17] ha e laid he ounda ion o his app oach. Howe e , i is essen ial o
no e ha his me hod has limi a ions in o e coming algeb aic con e gence a es,
esul ing in slow con e gence. Fu he mo e, he p ac ical implemen a ion o his
me hod may be cons ained by limi ed compu e esou ces, as he compu a ional
demands can p esen signi ican challenges.
An al e na i e app oach o he h-adap i e FEM is he p-adap i e FEM [19, 42,
71, 183], which locally en iches he polynomial space pwhile keeping he mesh size
hcons an . This me hod p o es o be mo e p ac ical o p oblems wi h smoo h
solu ions, as i can achie e he same le el o accu acy wi h a sligh ly e ined
mesh. One o he key ad an ages o he p-adap i e FEM is ha by inc easing
he polynomial o de o app oxima ion p, i a ains exponen ial con e gence a es
while simul aneously educing he numbe o Deg ees o F eedom (nDoF) equi ed
o achie e a desi ed le el o accu acy.
Non-smoo h p oblems a e p e alen in compu a ional mechanics, especially in
egions cha ac e ized by e.g. e-en an co ne s and ma e ial in e aces, demand-
ing p ecise simula ions o accu a e esul s. To add ess his, a combined app oach
o bo h adap i e echniques, namely he hp-adap i e FEM [87, 88], has eme ged
as an e icien al e na i e. This app oach enables a mo e p ecise mesh e inemen
by adjus ing he elemen size hnea singula i ies and he polynomial app oxi-
ma ion o de pin egions wi h smoo h solu ions. By dynamically adap ing bo h
hand p, he hp-adap i e FEM achie es exponen ial con e gence a es, e en in
he p esence o singula i ies [14], he eby o e ing highe accu acy o he same
nDoF. To gain insigh in o he his o ical de elopmen o he FEM, i is aluable
o e e o he wo ks o Babuˇska [13] and Oden [126].
1.2. Li e a u e e iew
1.2.1. Ad ances in hp-adap i i y
Adap i i y en ails he selec i e modi ica ion o speci ic subdomains app oxima-
ions wi hin he compu a ional domain a he han uni o mly al e ing he app ox-
ima ion o e he en i e domain. By ocusing on ele an subdomains, adap i i y
aims o op imize he accu acy and e iciency o he solu ion while minimizing
compu a ional cos s. This i e a i e p ocess concen a es compu a ional esou ces
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1. In oduc ion
on egions whe e accu acy imp o emen s a e mos c ucial, esul ing in imp o ed
o e all e iciency and accu acy o he solu ion.
Adap i i y is c i ical in op imizing compu a ional esou ces, pa icula ly when
hey a e limi ed. The p ima y objec i e is o achie e he highes le el o accu acy
while minimizing he nDoF equi ed. The c i ical componen s o success ul mesh
adap a ion include a pos e io i e o es ima es [2, 3, 4] based on he compu ed
solu ion, local e o indica o s, and a s a egy ha u ilizes hese indica o s o
adap he mesh au oma ically [22]. Clough’s wo k [50] s ands ou as a pionee ing
con ibu ion o de eloping a ully au oma ed compu e p og am o FEM analy-
sis. Addi ionally, we shall men ion Bank e al. [24] o hei pionee ing wo k in
de eloping a global mesh adap i e algo i hm.
A wide ange o h-adap i e algo i hms a e a ailable, and he e a e a ew no-
able examples. Deu lha d e al. [67] in oduced he KASKADE code [75, 167],
which u ilizes hie a chical ini e elemen bases as p oposed by Yse en an [204].
In addi ion o KASKADE, o he no able codes o add essing nonlinea p oblems
include PLTMG, de eloped by Bank [23], and NFEARS [115, 116], de eloped by
Mesz enyi and collabo a o s, among hem. We also encoun e , he wo k o Ka -
niadakis e al. [101, 202, 206] in spec al/hp elemen s applied o incomp essible
and comp essible low p oblems. This app oach combines he h-adap i e FEM
wi h he desi able nume ical p ope ies o spec al me hods. One o he complex-
i ies o his me hod is he equi emen o wo compa ible meshes, which adds a
challenge o he compu a ional p ocess.
In addi ion o h-adap i e algo i hms, B. A. Szab´o e al. [1, 73, 181, 182] em-
ployed a p-adap i e p ocess and ely on a p io i assump ions o design a mesh
ha is adequa ely adap ed o he exac solu ion. Mo eo e , in hp-adap i e algo-
i hms, G. W. Zumbusch [215] in oduced an hp-adap i e algo i hm based on he
adap i e mul ile el code, KASKADE. Addi ionally, J. Sch¨obe l [173] de eloped
a mesh gene a o capable o gene a ing new meshes ( e-meshing) o suppo he
hp-adap i e p ocess.
The wo k o Demkowicz e al. [62, 64, 66], and i s applica ions [7, 8, 37, 80,
81, 84, 139, 140, 141, 145, 147, 149], p oposed a me hod ha p oduces op imal
hp-meshes by minimizing he local p ojec ion e o based on a e e ence solu ion.
Howe e , his app oach equi es implemen ing a P ojec ion-Based In e pola ion
(PBI) and in ol es compu a ionally expensi e compu a ions on a globally e ined
(h
2, p+1)-g id. In addi ion, ensu ing con inui y ia he 1-i egula i y ule leads
o complex implemen a ions.
O he hp s a egies in he ield include he Texas h ee-s ep app oach [128],
which in ol es al e na ing be ween h- and p- e inemen s. Howe e , his me hod
o en p oduces subop imal esul s. Ano he s a egy, p oposed in [5], is based
on he local egula i y o he exac solu ion. I s sui abili y o indus ial applica-
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ions emains unce ain, and i sha es his limi a ion wi h speci ic Discon inuous
Gale kin (DG) me hods [10, 38, 39, 54, 63, 82, 83, 93, 154]. Fo a comp ehensi e
e iew and compa ison o exis ing hp-adap i e s a egies up o 2014, please e e
o [118].
Implemen ing high-o de hp-meshes p esen s se e al challenges, pa icula ly
ega ding he occu ence o hanging nodes du ing local h- e inemen s [68, 179].
These nodes mus be cons ained o ensu e solu ion con inui y. Howe e , manag-
ing he da a s uc u es necessa y o handle hanging nodes is complex and in ol es
nume ous echnical di icul ies. To simpli y implemen a ion, especially in highe
dimensions, esea che s [62, 184], among o he s, limi hei algo i hms o he
1-i egula i y ule, which allows o a maximum o one le el o hanging nodes.
To add ess hese challenges and educe implemen a ion complexi y, Zande e
al. in oduced a no el da a s uc u e in hei wo k [207, 208, 210] ha sup-
po s hp-disc e iza ions and inhe en ly elimina es hanging nodes. Thei app oach
u ilizes hie a chical basis unc ions in hand pon a mul i-le el g id, employing
uni o m e inemen s wi h many Di ichle nodes o ensu e con inui y and enable
local e inemen s. Replacing global uni o m e inemen s wi h iso opic e ine-
men s o e selec ed elemen s elimina es hanging nodes while simpli ying exis ing
da a s uc u es o hp- e inemen s. Kopp e al. [104, 105] ha e ex ended hese
da a s uc u es o a bi a y dimensions [105] and space- ime disc e iza ions [104],
expanding he app oach’s applicabili y.
In 2020, Da ig and e al. [59] p oposed a new au oma ic hp-adap i e mesh-
e inemen s a egy o ellip ic p oblems ha build upon Zande ’s da a s uc-
u es [207, 208, 210]. Thei app oach no only elimina es mesh i egula i ies
caused by hanging nodes bu also a oids implemen a ions o local p ojec ions
(e.g., PBI [66]) ha equi e he main enance o mul iple g ids in he da a s uc-
u es. This easy- o-implemen hp-s a egy consis s o a gene al (use -de ined)
e inemen s ep ollowed by a speci ic mesh coa sening s ep. The me hod uses
quad ila e al elemen s and al e na es be ween global h- o p- e inemen s wi h lo-
cal and quasi-op imal hp-un e inemen s (simila ly o [29, 40]). In pa icula , he
me hod elimina es basis unc ions wi h he lowes con ibu ions o he solu ion
ene gy a each hp-un e inemen s ep.
The coa sening-based s a egy desc ibed ea lie p o ides a signi ican bene i .
I can add ess and ec i y ine i able “mis akes” ha may ha e occu ed due
o undesi ed basis unc ions in oduced du ing global e inemen s o in he p e-
asymp o ic egime. Mo eo e , subsequen un e inemen i e a ions can u he
enhance he esul s, imp o ing upon any po en ial non-op imal esul s ha may
ha e a isen due o he app oxima e quasi-o hogonali y assump ion o he basis
unc ions.
Due o he inhe en complexi y o he hp-adap i e algo i hms, bo h con e gence
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[59, 62, 161], and op imali y a e desi able p ope ies. Op imali y is ob aining he
bes solu ion using limi ed DoF. Canu o e al. [40] ha e p o ided p oo o
op imali y in 1D and 2D p oblems, demons a ing he abili y o achie e op imal
solu ions wi hin he gi en DoF cons ain s. On he o he hand, con e gence
measu es how closely he compu ed solu ion app oaches he exac solu ion o
he p oblem. Fo a comp ehensi e unde s anding o con e gence heo y in he
con ex o FEM, Cia le [46, 47] p o ides a aluable e e ence. We shall men ion
speci ic algo i hms ha ha e p o ided con e gence p oo s [30, 36, 41, 58].
1.2.2. Ad ances in Goal-O ien ed adap i i y
Adap i i y aims o maximize he e iciency o compu a ional esou ces while
achie ing he desi ed le el o accu acy in he solu ion. The con en ional app oach
o adap i i y, which es ima es he e o in a global no m (e.g., L2o H1), may
some imes ail o align wi h he speci ic equi emen s o applica ions. The need
o con ol e o s in speci ic Quan i ies o In e es (QoIs), a he han he o e -
all ene gy o he solu ion, is common in many enginee ing applica ions. These
equi emen s ha e d i en he de elopmen o Goal-O ien ed Adap i e (GOA)
s a egies.
The de elopmen o Goal-O ien ed (GO) adap i i y, aimed a e icien ly ap-
p oxima ing speci ic Quan i y o In e es (QoI) wi h educed compu a ional cos ,
can be a ibu ed o he pionee ing wo ks o Rannache e al. [26, 162, 163].
Pe ai e and Pa e a [114, 137, 138, 152, 153, 172] u he expanded upon hese
ounda ional s udies. These esea che s ocused on de i ing a pos e io i e o
es ima es ha explici ly a ge he e o in he QoIs.
T adi ional app oaches o ep esen ing he e o in he QoI in ol e u ilizing
he di ec and adjoin solu ions and he global bilinea o m o he p oblem. This
ep esen a ion is hen pa i ioned in o local and compu able quan i ies, which a e
used o guide local e inemen s (see, o example, [134]). In he con ex o goal-
o ien ed e o es ima ion, P udhomme and Oden [129, 130, 156, 157] de eloped
a p ocedu e ha employs global unc ions de ined o e he en i e compu a ional
domain o ep esen he e o in he QoI. They also p oposed a me hod o
es ima e lowe and uppe bounds on he QoI e o using global ene gy e o
es ima es, wi h he bounds de e mined by he sum o local indica o s.
The con e gence analysis o adap i e algo i hms can be a ibu ed o he ea ly
wo ks o D¨o le and Mo in [70, 121]. Be o e 2006, mos goal-o ien ed me h-
ods we e no p o en o con e ge, al hough he e we e wo excep ions [57, 120].
Howe e , signi ican p og ess has been made since hen, wi h he de elopmen o
algo i hms ha exhibi exponen ial con e gence a es o speci ic solu ion p op-
e ies. Fo ins ance, Momme [119] p oposed an adap i e ini e elemen me hod
o app oxima ing unc ionals o he solu ion o symme ic ellip ic second-o de
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bounda y alue p oblems. In 2012, Pollock’s disse a ion [155] p esen ed a con-
e gence heo y o a class o goal-o ien ed adap i e ini e elemen algo i hms,
including wo ks on second-o de non-symme ic [92] and semilinea [91] ellip ic
equa ions. Mo eo e , Feischl [76] pe o med an abs ac analysis o op imal GO
adap i i y. Nume ical esul s demons a ing con e gence ha e been p o ided by
Da ig and e al. [60, 61] and Valse h e al. [189], o e ing insigh ul examples.
GO adap i i y has gained signi ican impo ance in a ious enginee ing ap-
plica ions, such as elec omagne ics [142, 143, 144]. A no ewo hy example is
he wo k in [178], whe e he au ho s de ised a GOA s a egy ha eschews ex-
plici e o es ima es o guiding hp- e inemen s. Ins ead, hey employ a sui able
e e ence solu ion o eco e an app oxima e e o unc ion, which p o ides a
subs an ially mo e accu a e app oxima ion han he one ob ained on he coa se
mesh. In a ela ed s udy [148], he au ho s u he in es iga ed he e ec i eness
o he GO hp-adap i e s a egy by employing analy ical echniques such as he
Fou ie ans o m and Bessel unc ions. Speci ically, hey ocused on a p oblem
in ol ing he adia ion o a loop an enna w apped a ound a me allic cylinde in o
a conduc i e medium.
The applica ion o GO adap i i y in s uc u al p oblems has i s oo s in he
seminal wo ks by Oden e al. [132] and Vemagan i e al. [197]. These pionee ing
s udies laid he ounda ion o he heo y and me hodologies o GO adap i i y
in modeling he e ogeneous ma e ials. Subsequen ad ancemen s in he ield we e
made by Oden e al. [131], who explo ed GO adap i i y in disc e e la ice models,
and Romkes e al. [169], who in es iga ed elas os a ic p oblems o he e ogeneous
ma e ials wi h ma e ial p ope ies exp essed as unc ions o andom a iables. In
2012, Jhu ani e al. [96, 97] in oduced a amewo k o nume ical homogeniza ion
and GO adap i i y o non-linea la ice elas ici y p oblems based on he Moo e-
Pen ose pseudo-in e se o elemen s i ness ma ices. Fu he mo e, Pane ie e al.
[135], Ve dugo e al. [198], and Waey ens e al. [200] made no able con ibu ions
o he applica ion o GO adap i i y in he ield o iscoelas ici y. In he con ex
o linea iscoelas ici y, he wo ks o Chamoin e al. [45] and Lade `eze e al.
[107, 108] a e wo h men ioning, as hey de eloped e o bounds o ou pu s o
in e es .
The applica ion o GO adap i i y in he con ex o luid-s uc u e in e ac ions
can be aced back o he pionee ing esea ch o Th. Dune [72]. Dune’s wo k
in oduced an inno a i e Eule ian amewo k o modeling luid-s uc u e in e -
ac ions, which inco po a ed a pos e io i GO e o es ima ion as a undamen al
componen o he me hodology. In [86], au ho s de eloped a nonlinea GO e o
es ima ion p ocedu e ailo ed explici ly o analyze Na ie -S okes incomp essible
luid lows wi h s uc u al in e ac ions. Du ing his Ph.D. disse a ion, K. G. an
de Zee made signi ican con ibu ions o luid-s uc u e in e ac ions [190], u -
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he ex ending he unde s anding and applica ion o GO adap i i y in his a ea.
One example o his con ibu ions can be seen in [193], whe e au ho s de eloped
a GO e o es ima o ailo ed o ini e-elemen disc e iza ions o luid-s uc u e-
in e ac ion p oblems. Thei s udy ocused on a model p oblem in ol ing s eady
S okes low in a 2D channel wi h a lexible sec ion o he channel wall.
Mo eo e , aluable con ibu ions we e made in ee-bounda y p oblems, as
demons a ed in [194, 195]. Addi ionally, in [196], GO e o es ima ion in he
con ex o ee-bounda y p oblems, whe e GO e o es ima ion was applied using
isogeome ic analysis, was explo ed. K. G. an de Zee and colleagues also made
o he no ewo hy con ibu ions. In [192], hey p esen ed igo ous de i a ions o
exac linea ized adjoin s o a coupled luid-s uc u e p oblem. A he same ime,
in [191], hey de eloped a pos e io i es ima e o e o s in he QoI o he nonlin-
ea sys em o e olu ion equa ions embodied in he Cahn-Hillia d model o bina y
phase ansi ion.
1.3. Main con ibu ions o he disse a ion
The p esen disse a ion summa izes he main con ibu ions as ollows. Fi s , we
ex end he ene gy-based app oach p oposed by Da ig and e al. [59] o he con-
ex o h- and p-GOA algo i hms. To achie e his, we combine he ene gy-based
app oach wi h an al e na i e pseudo-dual ope a o o ep esen ing he e o in
he QoI [60]. Ou p oposed app oach is based on de ining a new ep esen a ion o
he esidual e o o he adjoin p oblem, which exhibi s be e p ope ies han
he o iginal bilinea o m (e.g., posi i e de ini eness). This new ep esen a ion
has been success ully used in p e ious s udies [61, 123] and allows us o compu e
he e o in he QoI in a way simila o classical app oaches. As a esul , we
ob ain au oma ic GO hand p-adap i e algo i hms o non-ellip ic p oblems.
Second, we ex end he ene gy-based-adap i e hp-s a egy p oposed by Da i-
g and [59] o non-ellip ic equa ions. To achie e his, we p o ide an al e na i e
es ima ion o he ene gy con ibu ion in e ms o an inne p oduc ha depends
on he bilinea o m o he p oblem. As a esul , we ob ain an au oma ic hp-
adap i e algo i hm o non-ellip ic p oblems.
Thi d, we ex end Da ig and’s s a egy [59] o GOA app oaches o bo h el-
lip ic and non-ellip ic p oblems. To achie e his, we use he adjoin p oblem o
cons uc an uppe bound o he e o ep esen a ion exp essed in e ms o an
inne p oduc ha depends on he bilinea o m o he p oblem. As a esul ,
we ob ain an au oma ic GO hp-adap i e algo i hm o ellip ic and non-ellip ic
p oblems.
Ou algo i hms exhibi obus ness and s aigh o wa d implemen a ion, mak-
ing hem sui able o indus ial applica ions. No ably, ou app oaches do no
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equi e he compu a ion o e e ence solu ions on e y ine g ids, unlike o he
me hods such as [66]. Ou app oach is limi ed o aniso opic pand iso opic h-
e inemen s. Howe e , ecen wo k by Zande e al. [209] has ex ended mul i-le el
da a s uc u es o suppo aniso opic h- e inemen s. To showcase he e ec i e-
ness o ou algo i hms, we demons a e he con e gence o ou hand p-adap i e
algo i hms in 1D Helmhol z and con ec ion-di usion equa ions. Addi ionally,
we es and analyze ou hp-adap i e algo i hm in h ee di e en 2D p oblems
based on Poisson, Helmhol z, and con ec ion-di usion equa ions. Fu he mo e,
we p o ide nume ical esul s o a 3D Helmhol z-like p oblem.
Al hough i is possible o cons uc sui able a pos e io i e o es ima o s [4, 26,
163] o enhance he e inemen s ep o he algo i hm, his possibili y is ou side
he scope o his disse a ion.
Las ly, we ex end Ca o e al.’s [43] wo k o pa ame ic PDEs. We de elop an
e icien way o gene a e eliable da abases con aining hund eds o housands o
syn he ic da a o measu emen s while minimizing compu a ional cos s o aining
Deep Neu al Ne wo ks (DNNs). Due o he limi ed capabili ies o Deep Lea ning
(DL) echniques in sol ing PDEs, we app oxima e he o wa d ope a o . We
adop a modi ied e sion o he GO hp-adap i e FEM s a egy [43, 44], unlike
Hashemian e al.’s [90] s udy, which used a e ined Isogeome ic Analysis (IGA)
app oach o c ea e da abases o up o 100,000 Ea h models.
1.4. Ou line
In his disse a ion, we discuss he da a s uc u es p esen ed by Zande e al.
[207, 208, 210] in Sec ion 2.1 o Chap e 2. We also in oduce he concep o
emo able basis unc ions in Sec ion 2.1.1, an essen ial idea in his disse a ion.
In Chap e 3, we p esen he adap i e s a egy and elemen -wise e o indica o s.
Ou coa sening policy is in oduced in Sec ion 3.1, and we de ine he concep
o p ojec o s in Sec ion 3.2, which applies o a single ini e elemen mesh. We
de i e e o indica o s in Sec ion 3.3, which guide he adap i i y o ene gy-no m
and GO adap i i y. The me hodology is applied o bo h ellip ic and non-ellip ic
p oblems. Chap e 4 p o ides nume ical esul s o 1D p oblems using he h-
and p-GOA algo i hms p oposed in his disse a ion. We de ail he p oposed
algo i hms in Sec ion 4.1 and ou line he e o indica o s used in ou h- and p-
adap i e algo i hms in Sec ion 4.2. We p esen nume ical esul s demons a ing
he con e gence o he p oposed h- and p-GOA algo i hms o 1D Helmhol z and
con ec ion-di usion equa ions in Sec ion 4.3. Finally, Sec ion 4.4 summa izes he
nume ical esul s p esen ed in his chap e . Chap e 5 illus a es he pe o mance
o ou hp-adap i e algo i hm nume ically. We demons a e he exponen ial con-
e gence beha io o he app oach o a ious 2D p oblems. Speci ically, Sec ion
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Algo i hm 2: hp-un e inemen policy
Inpu : A gi en mesh
Ou pu : An hp-un e ined mesh
do
Compu e he solu ion on he cu en mesh;
Compu e he elemen -wise e o indica o s;
Un e ine he mesh by elimina ing he emo able basis unc ions wi h
low e o indica o s;
When no con ibu ions a e below a gi en ole ance, exi ;
end ;
3.2. P ojec o s
Fo dimension d∈ {1,2,3}, le Ω ⊂Rdbe an open bounded domain wi h a
Lipschi z-con inuous bounda y ∂Ω, and le H(Ω) be a Hilbe unc ional space
on Ω (simply deno ed as Hin he ollowing). Fo a gi en con inuous bilinea
o m bde ined on H×H, le us de ine ou p oblem wi h he ollowing abs ac
a ia ional o mula ion:
Find u∈Hsuch ha
b(u, ϕ) = (ϕ),∀ϕ∈H,(3.1)
whe e is a linea o m. The disc e e coun e pa o his abs ac a ia ional
o mula ion eads as ollows:
Find uF∈HFsuch ha
b(uF, ϕF) = (ϕF),∀ϕF∈HF,(3.2)
whe e HF:= span {ϕ1, . . . , ϕnF}is a ini e elemen disc e iza ion To H, such
ha HF⊂H,F={ϕi}nF
i=1 is a se o basis unc ions ϕi, and nF= dim (HF).
Besides, uFco esponds o he Gale kin app oxima ion o uin HF.
Some hp echniques handle a ine and a coa se mesh a he same ime (see,
e.g., [62, 64]). In addi ion o he coding di icul ies de i ed om his ac ,
hey ypically need o de ine and implemen p ojec ion ope a o s (such as he
P ojec ion-Based In e pola ion (PBI)) o link bo h g ids. One o he main cha -
ac e is ics o ou “painless” app oach is con inuously ope a ing on a single mesh.
While i simpli ies he implemen a ion, i equi es de ining a simple p ojec o
ha simula es he p esence o a coa se mesh wi hou he ouble o handling one.
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Fo a gi en subse o basis unc ions S ⊂ F ha gene a es he space HS⊂HF,
we de ine ou p ojec ion ope a o ΠS
F:HF−→ HSas
ΠS
FuF:=X
ϕi∈S
uiϕi,(3.3)
ha is, we ex ac he coe icien s o uFco esponding o he basis unc ions in
S, and we se he o he s o ze o.
Fo any elemen K, we deno e by RK he se o emo able basis unc ions
(see Sec ion 2.1.1) associa ed o K, by |RK|i s ca dinali y, and by HRKi s
associa ed space. Addi ionally, we de ine he subse o essen ial basis unc ions
EKas EK:=F RK, while i s associa ed space is deno ed by HEK. These spaces
sa is y ha HEK⊂HF,HRK⊂HF, and HF=HEK∪HRK, wi h HEK∩HRK=∅.
As a consequence, we can exp ess any uF∈HF, as:
uF= ΠEK
FuF+ ΠRK
FuF.(3.4)
Since we conside a single mesh a a ime, he solu ion uEKin EKassocia ed
o eq. (3.2) is, in ac , ne e compu ed. Ins ead, we employ he p ojec ion o uF
in o EK o app oxima e i when necessa y.
3.3. E o indica o s
Le ∥·∥ebe he ene gy no m associa ed wi h he Hilbe space H. Fo ellip ic
p oblems (gi en by symme ic and posi i e-de ini e bilinea o ms), we de ine his
ene gy om he bilinea o m o he p oblem b, ha is, ∥·∥2
e=b(·,·). Fo each
non-ellip ic p oblem, we shall de ine an al e na i e ope a o ano necessa -
ily he o iginal bilinea o m such ha |b(ϕ, ψ)|≤|a(ϕ, ψ)| ∀ϕ, ψ ∈Hand
∥·∥2
e=a(·,·) is he ene gy no m o he p oblem (i.e., ade ines an inne p oduc ).
We emphasize ha he choice o hese ope a o s migh highly in luence he e-
sul s o he adap i e p ocess, which is usually an essen ial ing edien o adap i e
s a egies.
Wi h his in mind, ou objec i e is o p o ide ep esen a i e elemen -wise e o
indica o s ha d i e he hp-coa sening s eps (see Algo i hm 2). Fo ha , we
conside iso opic and aniso opic indica o s ha a e p oblem-dependen . In he
ollowing subsec ions, we de i e only he iso opic e o es ima o s ηK,∀K∈ T
o a wide ange o p oblems (see [59], o aniso opic indica o s).
To selec wha basis unc ions o un e ine, we compu e he e o indica o s’ a -
e age (pe deg ee o eedom) o he emo able basis unc ions. We subsequen ly
elimina e he emo able basis unc ion whose con ibu ion is smalle han a pe -
cen age o his a e age. Fo u he de ails and implemen a ion echnicali ies,
see [59].
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In he ollowing, we summa ize he esul s om Da ig and e al. [59] o ellip ic
ene gy-no m-based adap i e p oblems om he ene gy-no m pe spec i e. A e
ha , we ex end hese esul s o non-ellip ic equa ions, and inally, we conside
GO adap i i y applied o ellip ic and non-ellip ic p oblems. We can ob ain all
he p oposed esul s by assuming (quasi)-b-o hogonali y o he basis unc ions.
Howe e , his assump ion is s ong and unneeded o he ene gy-based adap i i y,
and, he e o e, we only employ i o GO adap i i y.
To do so, le us deno e by “≲” he inequali y ha holds up o a cons an ; ha
is, we ep esen a≤Cb by a≲b, wi h a, b, C ∈R, and le us de ine he L2-inne
p oduc o wo possible complex and possibly ec o - alued unc ions g1and g2
as:
⟨g1, g2⟩L2(Ω) =ZΩ
(g∗
1)Tg2dΩ,(3.5)
whe e gTis he anspose o g, while g∗
1 ep esen s he complex conjuga e o g1.
3.3.1. Ene gy-no m based ellip ic p oblems
Fo a gi en elemen K∈ T , he objec i e is o quan i y how much ene gy we
lose in he solu ion when emo ing a subse o basis unc ions o he se o e-
mo able basis unc ions RK. Speci ically, we wan o compu e ∥uF−uEK∥2
e. I
his quan i y is small, we gua an ee ha he ene gy o he emo ed se o basis
unc ions is insigni ican . The e o e, he ine and he un e ined meshes would
p o ide compa able esul s.
Analogously o Cea’s lemma p oo , we de i e:
∥uF−uEK∥2
e=b(uF−uEK, uF−uEK) (3.6)
=buF−uEK, uF−ΠEK
FuF+buF−uEK,ΠEK
FuF−uEK(3.7)
≤ ∥uF−uEK∥e
uF−ΠEK
FuF
e,(3.8)
whe e we ha e used he b-o hogonali y o uF−uEKwi h HEKand he Cauchy-
Schwa z inequali y. The e o e,
∥uF−uEK∥e≤
uF−ΠEK
FuF
e=
ΠRK
FuF
e.(3.9)
I is hen na u al o de ine he ollowing elemen -wise e o indica o :
ηK:=
ΠRK
FuF

2
e,∀K∈ T .(3.10)
3.3.2. Ex ension o ene gy-based non-ellip ic p oblems
Again, ou pu pose is o compu e ∥uF−uEK∥2
e o elimina e he emo able basis
unc ions wi h a low con ibu ion o he solu ion. Fo ha , le us s a wi h he
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3. Goal-O ien ed coa sening s a egy
iangula inequali y, which p o ides ha
∥uF−uEK∥e≤
uF−ΠEK
FuF
e+
ΠEK
FuF−uEK
e.(3.11)
Le us assume now ha bsa is ies he disc e e in -sup condi ion:
∃γ > 0,in
ϕ∈HEK
sup
ψ∈HEK
b(ϕ, ψ)
∥ϕ∥e∥ψ∥e
≥γ. (3.12)
Then, using his inequali y and he b-o hogonali y o uF−uEKwi h espec o
HEK, we con ol he second e m o eq. (3.11):
γ
ΠEK
FuF−uEK
e≤sup
ψ∈HEK
bΠEK
FuF−uEK, ψ
∥ψ∥e
(3.13)
≤sup
ψ∈HEK
bΠEK
FuF−uF, ψ+b(uF−uEK, ψ)
∥ψ∥e
(3.14)
≤sup
ψ∈HEK
Mb
ΠEK
FuF−uF
e∥ψ∥e
∥ψ∥e
(3.15)
≤Mb
uF−ΠEK
FuF
e,(3.16)
whe e Mbis he con inui y cons an o b. The e o e,
∥uF−uEK∥2
e≲
uF−ΠEK
FuF

2
e=
ΠRK
FuF

2
e.(3.17)
Acco dingly, we de ine he elemen -wise indica o as ollows:
ηK:=
ΠRK
FuF

2
e,∀K∈ T .(3.18)
The coa sening s ep will un e ine he elemen s ha exhibi small ηK. The e o e,
eq. (3.17) ensu es ha he p oblem’s ene gy loss will be negligible when emo ing
hese basis unc ions.
3.3.3. Ex ension o Goal-O ien ed adap i i y
GOA echniques aim o app oxima e speci ic quan i ies o ini e elemen solu ions
a he han he global ene gy o he p oblem. These quan i ies wi h pa icula
enginee ing applica ions a e o en called in luence unc ions o Quan i ies o In-
e es (QoIs). Thus, he objec i e is o p oduce a space HFwi h a minimum
dimension such ha he e o in he Quan i y o In e es (QoI) is below a use -
p esc ibed ole ance. To con ol he e o in he QoI, we in oduce he ollowing
adjoin p oblem [130, 156] associa ed o eq. (3.1):
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3. Goal-O ien ed coa sening s a egy
Find ∈Hsuch ha
b(ϕ, ) = l(ϕ),∀ϕ∈H,(3.19)
whe e l:H−→ Ris a linea con inuous o m. Hence, he QoI o he solu ion uF
is deno ed by l(uF). The disc e e equi alen o his p oblem is gi en by:
Find F∈HFsuch ha
b(ϕF, F) = l(ϕF),∀ϕF∈HF,(3.20)
whe e Fs ands o he Gale kin app oxima ion o he solu ion o he adjoin
p oblem associa ed wi h he space HF. Fo he ma hema ical analysis, we also
conside he solu ion EKin EKassocia ed wi h eq. (3.20), al hough we ne e
compu e i in p ac ice.
Fo a gi en elemen K∈ T , we wan o quan i y how much he QoI changes
when emo ing some basis unc ions om he se o emo able basis unc ions
RKassocia ed wi h K. Tha is, we need o con ol |l(uF)−l(uEK)|,∀K∈ T .
Since HEK⊂HF, Gale kin o hogonali y ensu es ha
b(uF−uEK, ϕ) = 0,∀ϕ∈HEK.(3.21)
Then,
l(uF)−l(uEK) = b(uF−uEK, F) = b(uF−uEK, F− EK).(3.22)
Using eq. (3.4) on F, we ha e ha :
l(uF)−l(uEK) = buF−uEK,ΠRK
F F+ ΠEK
F F− EK(3.23)
=buF−uEK,ΠRK
F F+buF−uEK,ΠEK
F F− EK.(3.24)
Again, hanks o Gale kin o hogonali y he second e m anishes. Then, ap-
plying eq. (3.4) on uF o he emaining e m, we ha e ha
l(uF)−l(uEK) = bΠRK
FuF+ ΠEK
FuF−uEK,ΠRK
F F(3.25)
=bΠRK
FuF,ΠRK
F F+bΠEK
FuF−uEK,ΠRK
F F.(3.26)
Addi ionally, i we assume ha EKis (quasi) b-o hogonal o RKdue o he
(quasi)-o hogonali y assump ion o he basis unc ions, hen
bΠEK
FuF−uEK,ΠRK
F F≃0,(3.27)
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3. Goal-O ien ed coa sening s a egy
and consequen ly,
|l(uF)−l(uEK)| ≃ bΠRK
FuF,ΠRK
F F≤aΠRK
FuF,ΠRK
F F.(3.28)
Then, we de ine he elemen -wise indica o s as
ηK:=aΠRK
FuF,ΠRK
F F,∀K∈ T .(3.29)
He e again, eq. (3.28) ensu es ha elimina ing he basis unc ions associa ed
wi h small indica o s du ing he coa sening p ocess should ha e a limi ed e ec
on he e o o he QoI.
Rema k: Since bis con inuous on Hwi h espec o he ene gy no m, we also
ha e
|l(uF)−l(uEK)| ≃ bΠRK
FuF,ΠRK
F F≲
ΠRK
FuF
e
ΠRK
F F
e,(3.30)
and we could also de ine he elemen -wise indica o s based on he abo e equa ion.
No ice ha i we selec l o be he sou ce e m in he adjoin p oblem de ined
by eq. (3.19), wi h eq. (3.30) we eco e he elemen -wise indica o s de i ed p e-
iously in eqs. (3.10) and (3.18). Howe e , in he o hcoming nume ical esul s,
we employ he es ima o s based on eq. (3.29).
3.3.4. E o indica o s using a pseudo-dual ope a o
The adjoin p oblem is o en employed in he li e a u e o guide GO e inemen s
(see, e.g., [130, 156]). In addi ion, o he case o inde ini e o non-symme ic
p oblems, we u he need o in oduce an inne p oduc (symme ic and posi i e
de ini e o m) o guide he e inemen s.
To o e come his issue, we i s de ine ΠEK
F Fas a p ojec ion o he dual solu ion
Fin o a gi en subse o essen ial basis unc ions EK. Such p ojec ions can be
i ially implemen ed in he con ex o he mul i-le el da a s uc u es p oposed
in Zande e al. [207, 208, 210]; bu no when using adi ional da a s uc u es
like hose desc ibed in [62, 64, 65]. Then, we in oduce a pseudo-dual bilinea
o m ˆ
b, in his case, de ined by he 1D Laplace ope a o (al hough i is possible
o selec o he symme ic posi i e de ini e bilinea o ms) o sol e he ollowing
esidual-based pseudo-dual p oblem:
Find ˜εsuch ha
ˆ
b(ϕF,˜ε) = l(ϕF)−bϕF,ΠEK
F F,∀ϕ∈H.(3.31)
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3. Goal-O ien ed coa sening s a egy
In p e ious wo k, Romkes e al. [168] in oduced an ellip ic e o ep esen a ion.
La e , Da ig and e al. [60] u ilized his concep in adi ional da a s uc u es.
Howe e , hei app oach equi ed dealing wi h wo g ids ( ine and coa se) and PBI
ope a o s [62, 64, 66], which made implemen a ion and ma hema ical analysis
highly complex. In con as , we de ine p oblem (3.31) using a simple app oach.
We use he p ojec ion o Fin o EK, deno ed as ΠEK
F F.
Thus, we de ine ηKas he e o indica o associa ed wi h he elemen Kas
ollows
ηK:=
ˆ
bΠRK
FuF,˜ε,∀K∈ T ,(3.32)
i.e., we de ine he ope a o a(·,·) simply as a(·,·) = ˆ
b(·,·).
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4. 1D Nume ical esul s o
Goal-O ien ed h- and
p-adap i i y
This chap e desc ibes ou h- and p-adap i e s a egies ailo ed o add ess 1D
p oblems go e ned by Helmhol z and con ec ion-di usion equa ions. These adap-
i e algo i hms o e a dis inc i e app oach, ocusing on minimizing he e o in
a speci ic Quan i y o In e es (QoI) a he han he global e o . We will com-
p ehensi ely desc ibe ou adap i e algo i hms, elabo a ing on he e o indica-
o s u ilized h oughou his chap e . Ou app oach inco po a es a pseudo-dual
ope a o gi en by eq. (3.31), which p o es ad an ageous o non-ellip ic Goal-
O ien ed (GO) p oblems. The nume ical esul s we e published in Ca o e al.
[44].
The h- and p-adap i e algo i hms p oposed in his chap e ollow he nex
e inemen pa e n: i s , we pe o m a global and uni o m h- o p- e inemen ( o
he h- and p-adap i e e sions, espec i ely). Then, we pe o m a coa sening s ep,
emo ing some basis unc ions. This p ocedu e is illus a ed in Algo i hm 1, and
i was al eady in oduced in [59] in he con ex o ene gy-no m adap i i y. The
c i ical pa is he coa sening s ep we depic in Algo i hm 2. The c i ical s ep he e
is he compu a ion o he elemen -wise e o indica o s desc ibed in sec ion 3.3.
In pa icula , we employ he eq. (3.32) o compu e he e o indica o s u ilized
h oughou his chap e .
To illus a e he pe o mance o ou adap i e s a egies, we conside wo p ob-
lems go e ned by Helmhol z and con ec ion-di usion equa ions. We p o ide he
e olu ion o he ela i e e o in he QoI o h- and p-adap i i y and di e en al-
ues o he Pa ial Di e en ial Equa ion (PDE) pa ame e s. To de ine he ela i e
e o in he QoI, we compu e l(u) on a globally e ined mesh. Then, we de ine
he ela i e e o in a QoI in pe cen age as ollows:
eQoI
el :=|l(u)−l(uTc)|
|l(u)|·100,(4.1)
whe e uis he solu ion in a ine g id, while uTcis he solu ion associa ed wi h a
coa se un e ined mesh. In some cases whe e he exac solu ion is a ailable, we
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4. 1D Nume ical esul s o Goal-O ien ed h- and p-adap i i y
will eplace he ine g id solu ion uwi h he exac solu ion, and we will di ec ly
compu e eQoI
el .
4.1. Helmhol z Goal-O ien ed p oblem
Le us conside he ollowing wa e p opaga ion p oblem:
Find usuch ha ,
−u′′ −k2u=1(0,2
5)in (0,1) ,(4.2)
u(0) = 0,(4.3)
u′(1) = 0.(4.4)
We de ine he QoI as l(u) = 5·R4
5
3
5
u dx. Figu es 4.1 and 4.2 show he e olu ion o
eQoI
el by using h- and p-adap i i y, espec i ely. No e ha he la ge he numbe
o Deg ees o F eedom (nDoF) pe wa eleng h, he as e eQoI
el dec eases. Fo
example, in Figu e 4.1, o k= 7·2π, 10 Deg ees o F eedom (DoF) pe wa eleng h
a e su icien o en e in o he so-called asymp o ic egime. In con as , o k=
28·2π, we need o conside a leas 40 DoF pe wa eleng h. In Figu e 4.2, we selec
he ini ial mesh size such ha he nDoF pe wa eleng h is a leas 3. This way,
we sa is y he Nyquis a e. Bo h Figu es 4.1 and 4.2 show op imal con e gence
a es in bo h h- and p-adap i i y. As a cu iosi y, we obse e ha he cu es in
Figu e 4.1 a e pa allel, while he ones in Figu e 4.2 coincide. Tha occu s due o
dispe sion (pollu ion) e o , which quickly disappea s wi h he p-me hod.
Figu e 4.3 shows he solu ions o he case k= 7 ·2π. We also p o ide he
co esponding h- and p-adap i e meshes. Fo he p-adap i e mesh, we show he
mesh ob ained in he 6 h i e a ion, con aining high app oxima ion o de s. To
isualize he h-adap i e mesh, we display he mesh ob ained in he 5 h i e a ion.
Du ing his i e a ion, he e inemen s a e dense in a eas whe e he solu ion
changes apidly o exhibi s sha p g adien s. As a esul , he elemen sizes in
hese egions a e smalle han in o he a eas.
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4. 1D Nume ical esul s o Goal-O ien ed h- and p-adap i i y
3 10 40 200 600
10−2
10−1
100
101
102
103
DoF pe wa eleng h
Rela i e e o in he QoI (%)
k= 7 ·2π k = 14 ·2π
k= 28 ·2π
Figu e 4.1.: E olu ion o eQoI
el using h-adap i i y. Ini ial mesh size h=1
30 and
uni o m p= 1.
4 10 20 30
10−11
10−8
10−5
10−2
101
DoF pe wa eleng h
Rela i e e o in he QoI (%)
k= 7 ·2π k = 14 ·2π
k= 28 ·2π
Figu e 4.2.: E olu ion o eQoI
el using p-adap i i y. Uni o m mesh size h=1
30.
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5. 2D Nume ical esul s o hp-adap i i y
Ω
Ωl
Ω
ΓD
0 1
1
Figu e 5.1.: Ou singula Poisson example is de ined o e he domain Ω. The
Di ichle bounda y is deno ed by ΓD. The sou ce unc ion is sup-
po ed on Ω , and he QoI l(ϕ) is suppo ed on Ωl.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
0 0.71 1.41
·10−2
Di ec solu ion
(a) Solu ion o he di ec p oblem.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 10
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
0 0.11 0.23
Adjoin solu ion
(b) Solu ion o he adjoin p oblem.
Figu e 5.2.: Di ec and adjoin solu ions o ou singula Poisson example.
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5. 2D Nume ical esul s o hp-adap i i y
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(a) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polynomial
o de s in he x-di ec ion.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 10
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(b) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polynomial
o de s in he y-di ec ion.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
(c) Final h-adap ed mesh, p= 1.
101102103104105106
10−10
10−8
10−6
10−4
10−2
100
Numbe o DoFs, N(log scale)
Rela i e e o in % (log scale)
hp (p+ 2) h(p= 1) h(p= 2)
(d) E olu ion o eQoI
el in he p ocess.
Figu e 5.3.: Final h- and hp-adap ed meshes o ou singula Poisson example.
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5. 2D Nume ical esul s o hp-adap i i y
5.2. Wa e p opaga ion p oblem
We conside he ollowing non-ellip ic p oblem based on Helmhol z’s equa ion.
Find usuch ha ,
−∆u−k2u=1Ω in Ω,(5.7)
u= 0 on ΓD,(5.8)
∇u·n = 0 on ΓN,(5.9)
whe e Ω = (0,1)2 1
4,3
42⊂R2, Ω =0,1
42⊂Ω, and k= (8 ·2π, 2π).
The complex- alued kindica es he medium is lossy. ΓDand ΓNs and o he
pa s o he bounda y ∂Ω whe e we impose homogeneous Di ichle and Neumann
bounda y condi ions, espec i ely. F om eq. (5.3), we de ine Ωl=3
4,12⊂Ω.
Figu e 5.4 shows he domain o his hype bolic (non-ellip ic) p oblem.
Ω
Ωl
ΓD
ΓN
Ω
Figu e 5.4.: Ou wa e p opaga ion example is de ined o e he domain Ω wi h
a hole in he middle (ma ked in g ay). The Di ichle bounda y is
deno ed by ΓD, while he Neumann bounda y condi ion is deno ed
by ΓN. The sou ce unc ion is suppo ed on Ω , and he QoI l(ϕ) is
suppo ed on Ωl.
5.2.1. Ene gy-no m adap i i y
Fo GO adap i i y, Figu es 5.5a and 5.5b show he solu ions o he di ec and
adjoin p oblems, espec i ely. Figu e 5.6 shows he inal h- and hp-adap ed
meshes and Figu e 5.7 shows he e olu ion o ˜eene gy
el and eQoI
el . The ini ial uni o m
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5. 2D Nume ical esul s o hp-adap i i y
mesh is composed o wel e oo elemen s. We pe o m a double h-hie a chical
e inemen on he ini ial mesh o ob ain a ine mesh o s a he adap i i y.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
0 4.99 9.98
·10−4
Di ec solu ion
(a) Solu ion o he di ec p oblem.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 10
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
0 0.54 1.08
·10−2
Adjoin solu ion
(b) Solu ion o he adjoin p oblem.
Figu e 5.5.: Absolu e alue o he di ec and adjoin solu ions o ou wa e p op-
aga ion example in a lossy medium.
Fo he h-adap ed case, we obse e hea y e inemen s a ound he sou ce; how-
e e , almos no e inemen occu s nea he QoI. Tha happens due o he lossy
na u e o he p oblem. As a esul , we obse e a p ope ene gy-no m con e -
gence, as shown in Figu e 5.7a, bu a poo con e gence beha io in he QoI, as
demons a ed in Figu e 5.7b.
When implemen ing he hp-adap i e s a egy, he e inemen s end o be dense
a ound he sou ce han in he icini y o he QoI. Howe e , some non- i ial
e inemen s s ill occu a ound he QoI. Despi e his, he ela i e e o in he QoI,
deno ed as eQoI
el , s ill con e ges o a le el o 10−3% wi h jus 20k unknowns.
We de ine he ope a o s b(·,·) and a(·,·) associa ed wi h he abo e p oblem as
ollows:
b(·,·):=⟨∇· ,∇·⟩L2(Ω) −k2⟨· ,·⟩L2(Ω) , a (·,·):=⟨∇· ,∇·⟩L2(Ω)+k2⟨· ,·⟩L2(Ω).
(5.10)
Once mo e, ∥·∥2
e=a(·,·) de ines ou ene gy no m and |b(ϕ, ψ)| ≤ |a(ϕ, ψ)|,∀ϕ, ψ ∈
H.
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0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(a) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polynomial
o de s in he x-di ec ion.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 10
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(b) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polynomial
o de s in he y-di ec ion.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
(c) Final h-adap ed mesh, p= 1.
Figu e 5.6.: Final h- and hp-adap ed meshes o ou wa e p opaga ion example
in a lossy medium.
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5. 2D Nume ical esul s o hp-adap i i y
102103104105
10−12
10−9
10−6
10−3
100
Numbe o DoFs, N(log scale)
Rela i e e o in % (log scale)
hp (p+ 2) h(p= 1) h(p= 2)
(a) E olu ion o ˜eene gy
el in he p ocess.
102103104105
10−3
10−2
10−1
100
101
102
103
Numbe o DoFs, N(log scale)
hp (p+ 2) h(p= 1) h(p= 2)
(b) E olu ion o eQoI
el in he p ocess.
Figu e 5.7.: Ene gy-no m adap i i y. E olu ion o ˜eene gy
el and eQoI
el in ou wa e
p opaga ion example in a lossy medium.
103104
10−7
10−5
10−3
10−1
101
103
Numbe o DoFs, N
Rela i e e o in % (log scale)
GOA ene gy-no m
(a) E olu ion o goal-o ien ed adap i i y.
103104
10−12
10−9
10−6
10−3
100
Numbe o DoFs, N
GOA ene gy-no m
(b) E olu ion o ene gy-no m adap i i y.
Figu e 5.8.: Con e gence his o y o eQoI
el and ˜eene gy
el o he ene gy-no m and GO
hp-adap i e s a egies.
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5. 2D Nume ical esul s o hp-adap i i y
5.2.2. Goal-O ien ed adap i i y
Figu e 5.9 shows he inal h- and hp-adap ed meshes and he e olu ion o eQoI
el .
The ini ial mesh is uni o m and composed o wel e oo elemen s. As in he
ene gy-no m adap i i y, we pe o m a double h-hie a chical e inemen on he
ini ial mesh o ob ain a ine mesh o s a he adap i i y. We obse e hea y
h- e inemen s a ound ou localized singula i ies a he in e io co ne s o he
domain. In addi ion, we eco e exponen ial con e gence a es o he h- and
o he hp-adap i e e sions. As a esul , we cons uc a hp-adap ed mesh wi h
20k unknowns ha deli e s a ela i e e o in he QoI o 10−6% ( h ee o de s o
magni ude be e han in Figu e 5.7b).
To be e illus a e his idea, Figu e 5.8 compa es he e olu ion o eQoI
el and
˜eene gy
el when execu ing he ene gy-no m and he GO hp-adap i e s a egies in ou
wa e p opaga ion example in a lossy medium. Figu e 6.4a shows a ela i e e o
in he QoI h ee o de s o magni ude be e when pe o ming GO adap i i y han
conside ing ene gy-no m adap i i y. Figu e 6.4b shows ha he ˜eene gy
el apidly
con e ges when employing ene gy-no m adap i i y, while wi h he hp-adap i e
GO s a egy, he apid ini ial con e gence s agna es a he le el o 10−6%. As
expec ed, his si ua ion is also no iceable in e ms o h-adap i i y (see Figu es 5.7
and 5.9d).
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0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(a) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polynomial
o de s in he x-di ec ion.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 10
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(b) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polynomial
o de s in he y-di ec ion.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
(c) Final h-adap ed mesh, p= 1.
102103104105
10−7
10−5
10−3
10−1
101
103
Numbe o DoFs, N(log scale)
Rela i e e o in % (log scale)
hp (p+ 2) h(p= 1) h(p= 2)
(d) E olu ion o eQoI
el in he p ocess.
Figu e 5.9.: Final h- and hp-adap ed meshes o ou singula GO wa e p opaga-
ion example in a lossy medium and he e olu ion o eQoI
el .
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5.3. Con ec ion-domina ed di usion p oblem
5.3.1. Con ec ion-domina ed di usion: example 1
We conside he ollowing non-ellip ic p oblem based on he con ec ion-domina ed
di usion equa ion.
Find usuch ha ,
−ε∆u+σ· ∇u= in Ω,(5.11)
u= 0 on ∂Ω.
The selec ion o a sui able no m o measu e he e o in p oblems based on
eq. (5.11) is an open esea ch subjec . Fo ins ance, au ho s o [77, 78] use
he s anda d ene gy no m, in [79] a balanced no m, and in [180, 199] di e en
no ms om he p e ious ones. In he e, we de ine he ope a o s b(·,·) and a(·,·)
associa ed wi h he abo e p oblem as ollows:
b(·,·):=ε⟨∇· ,∇·⟩L2(Ω) +⟨σ∇· ,·⟩L2(Ω) , a (·,·):= (ε+C)⟨∇· ,∇·⟩L2(Ω) ,
(5.12)
whe e ∥·∥2
e=a(·,·) is ou ene gy no m and C∈R+. We selec his de ini ion
o a(·,·) by bounding om abo e he con ec i e e m o b(·,·) using a mesh-
independen cons an C o he Poinca ´e inequali y ha also includes he e ec
o σ1 2.
5.3.1.1. Ene gy-no m adap i i y
Fo his example, we conside ε= 10−3as he di usi e coe icien , σ= (3,1)T,
and Ω = (0,1)2. The load unc ion is a linea con inuos o m on Hand i is
selec ed so ha he solu ion uis o he o m:
u(x, y) = eε
x(x−1) cosh 5001
2+σ−1(x, −y)−2
.(5.13)
Figu e 5.10 shows he solu ion o his con ec ion-domina ed di usion example.
The ini ial uni o m mesh is composed o hi y-six oo elemen s. Figu e 5.11
1I is essen ial o conside a mesh-independen no m a(·,·)1/2since we app oxima e some
e o s by compu ing he di e ence o he no m o wo app oxima ed solu ions e alua ed on
di e en g ids.
2The ac ual alue o he cons an C is unneeded in p ac ice since we compu e ela i e e o
indica o s; in ou case, we selec (C+ε) = 1.
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5. 2D Nume ical esul s o hp-adap i i y
shows he inal ene gy-no m h- and hp-adap ed meshes and he e olu ion o e el.
As expec ed, we obse e hea y h- e inemen s a ound he line ha cha ac e izes
he solu ion. In he hp-adap ed case, we also obse e an inc ease in he polynomial
o de in some o he elemen s nea his cha ac e is ic line. We also obse e
exponen ial con e gence a es (see Figu e 5.11d).
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
−1.4·10−40.5 1
Value o he solu ion
Figu e 5.10.: Solu ion o he con ec ion-domina ed di usion example 1.
5.3.2. Con ec ion-domina ed di usion: example 2
We now conside a mo e challenging se ing wi h ad ec ion skew o he mesh. We
sol e a simila p oblem o he one depic ed in Figu e 9.3 o [55] (see Figu e 5.12).
Ou con ec ion-domina ed di usion p oblem is go e ned by eq. (5.11) on he
domain Ω = (0,1)2, wi h ε= 10−4,σ= (cos θ, sin θ)T,θ= a c an(2), and ze o
Di ichle bounda y condi ions, as depic ed in Figu e 5.12a.
We de ine ou sou ce e m (wi h suppo in Ω and illus a ed in Figu e 5.12b)
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0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
−8·10−40.1 0.21
Solu ion
(a) Solu ion a i e a ion 17.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 10
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(b) hp-adap ed mesh a i e a ion 17.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
−5.2·10−40.1 0.21
Solu ion
(c) Solu ion a i e a ion 21.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 10
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(d) hp-adap ed mesh a i e a ion 21.
Figu e 5.16.: Nume ical solu ions and hp-adap ed meshes (polynomial o de s in
he x-di ec ion) a i e a ions 17 and 21.
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0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
−1.86 ·10−30.13 0.27
Di ec solu ion
(a) Solu ion o he di ec p oblem.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 10
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
−5·10−52.4 4.8
Adjoin solu ion
(b) Solu ion o he adjoin p oblem.
Figu e 5.17.: Di ec and adjoin nume ical solu ions o he con ec ion-domina ed
di usion p oblem o GO adap i i y.
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5. 2D Nume ical esul s o hp-adap i i y
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(a) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polynomial
o de s in he x-di ec ion.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 10
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(b) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polynomial
o de s in he y-di ec ion.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
(c) Final h-adap ed mesh, p= 1.
101102103104105
10−7
10−5
10−3
10−1
101
103
Numbe o DoFs, N(log scale)
Rela i e e o in % (log scale)
hp (p+ 2) h(p= 1) h(p= 2)
(d) E olu ion o eQoI
el in he p ocess.
Figu e 5.18.: Final h- and hp-adap ed meshes o ou second con ec ion-
domina ed di usion example and he e olu ion o eQoI
el .
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6. 3D Nume ical esul s o
hp-adap i i y
6.1. Wa e p opaga ion p oblem
Le us conside he ollowing non-ellip ic p oblem based on he e ogeneous Helmhol z’s
equa ion.
Find usuch ha ,
−∇ · (σ∇u)−k2u=1Ω in Ω,(6.1)
u= 0 on ΓD,(6.2)
∇u·n = 0 on ΓN,(6.3)
whe e Ω = (0,1)3⊂R3, Ω =0,1
43⊂Ω, and k= (4 ·2π, 2π). ΓDand ΓN
s and o he pa s o he bounda y ∂Ω whe e we impose homogeneous Di ichle
and Neumann bounda y condi ions, espec i ely. We impose Di ichle bounda y
condi ions on he 3 aces whose in e sec ion is (0,0,0) and Neumann bounda y
on he 3 aces whose in e sec ion is (1,1,1).
ΓD:= ([0,1] ×[0,1] × {0})∪([0,1] × {0} × [0,1]) ∪({0} × [0,1] ×[0,1]) ,(6.4)
ΓN:= ((0,1) ×(0,1) × {1})∪((0,1) × {1} × (0,1)) ∪({1} × (0,1) ×(0,1)) .
(6.5)
He e,
σ(x) = 








1 i x∈Ω1=0<x<1,0< y < 1
2,0< z < 1,
103i x∈Ω2=1
2<x<1,1
2< y < 1,0< z < 1
2,
10 i x∈Ω3=1
2<x<1,1
2< y < 1,1
2< z < 1,
10−2i x∈Ω4=0<x<1
2,1
2< y < 1,0< z < 1.
We de ine he ope a o s b(·,·) and a(·,·) associa ed wi h he abo e p oblem as
ollows:
b(·,·):=⟨∇· , σ∇·⟩L2(Ω) −k2⟨· ,·⟩L2(Ω) , a (·,·):=⟨∇· , σ∇·⟩L2(Ω)+k2⟨· ,·⟩L2(Ω).
(6.6)
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Once again, ∥·∥2
e=a(·,·) is ou ene gy no m and |b(ϕ, ψ)| ≤ |a(ϕ, ψ)|,∀ϕ, ψ ∈
H.
Figu e 6.1 displays he di e en ma e ials in he domain. Following he de ini-
ion o eq. (5.3), we selec Ωl=3
4,13⊂Ω. Fo Goal-O ien ed (GO) adap i i y,
Figu es 6.2a and 6.2b show he solu ions o he di ec and adjoin p oblems,
espec i ely.
0.01 1 10 1000
Di usi i y o he ma e ials
Figu e 6.1.: Di usi e coe icien alues o he di e en ma e ials in he domain.
6.1.1. Ene gy-no m adap i i y
Figu e 6.3 displays he inal hp-adap ed meshes o ou 3D wa e p opaga ion
example in a lossy medium using ene gy-no m adap i i y. The ini ial uni o m
mesh is composed o six y- ou oo elemen s. As expec ed, we obse e hea y
h- e inemen s nea di e en ma e ials’ in e aces. Figu e 6.4 shows he co e-
sponding con e gence cu es. As in he 2D case, he ene gy-no m hp-adap i i y
p o ides p ope con e gence esul s in e ms o ene gy. Howe e , he con e -
gence o he ene gy-no m adap i i y in e ms o he e o in he Quan i y o
In e es (QoI) is slow, especially in he p e-asymp o ic egime.
6.1.2. Goal-O ien ed adap i i y
Figu e 6.5 displays he inal hp-adap ed meshes o ou 3D wa e p opaga ion ex-
ample in a lossy medium using GO adap i i y. The ini ial uni o m mesh is com-
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0 2.1 4.19
·10−3
Di ec solu ion
(a) Solu ion o he di ec p oblem.
0 8.65 ·10−20.17
Adjoin solu ion
(b) Solu ion o he adjoin p oblem.
Figu e 6.2.: Absolu e alue o he di ec and adjoin solu ions o ou 3D wa e
p opaga ion example in a lossy medium.
posed o six y- ou oo elemen s. As expec ed, we obse e hea y h- e inemen s
nea di e en ma e ials’ in e aces. When using GO adap i i y, he e olu ion o
he e o in he QoI exhibi s much be e beha io , while he ene gy con e gence
becomes subop imal, as expec ed.
As compu a ional p oblems g ow in complexi y and scale, hey pose signi ican
challenges o ou compu a ional capabili ies. De eloping pa allel compu a ional
s a egies o ini e elemen disc e iza ion schemes [21, 150] sol es hese chal-
lenges. By dis ibu ing asks and compu a ions ac oss mul iple p ocesso s o
compu a ional nodes, hese s a egies can add ess complex enginee ing p oblems,
inc easing compu a ional capaci y and imp o ing e iciency.
This disse a ion ollows an algo i hm [99] ha dis ibu es he compu a ional
domain among pa icipa ing p ocesses. I subdi ides he domain in o sub-domains
o ela i ely equal compu a ional cos and assigns hem o di e en p ocesses,
hus op imizing esou ce u iliza ion. As he algo i hm p og esses, dynamic e-
balancing echniques a e employed o edis ibu e asks, ensu ing op imal load
dis ibu ion ac oss p ocesses. In oducing adap i i y c ea es he challenge o
balancing compu a ional wo kload— echniques such as limi ing e inemen s and
p ocess agg ega ion add ess his. Addi ionally, communica ion e iciency is sup-
po ed by agg ega ing da a in o la ge se s, minimizing he equency and la ency
o da a ans e s.
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1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(a) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polynomial
o de s pin he x-di ec ion.
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(b) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polynomial
o de s pin he y-di ec ion.
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(c) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polynomial
o de s pin he z-di ec ion.
Figu e 6.3.: Ene gy-no m adap i i y. Final hp-adap ed meshes o ou 3D wa e
p opaga ion example in a lossy medium.
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102103104105
10−1
100
101
102
Numbe o DoFs, N
Rela i e e o in % (log scale)
GOA ene gy-no m
(a) E olu ion o goal-o ien ed adap i i y.
102103104105
10−7
10−5
10−3
10−1
101
Numbe o DoFs, N
GOA ene gy-no m
(b) E olu ion o ene gy-no m adap i i y.
Figu e 6.4.: Con e gence his o y o eQoI
el and ˜eene gy
el o he ene gy-no m and GO
hp-adap i e s a egies.
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
O de o app oxima ion
(a) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polynomial
o de s pin he x-di ec ion.
123456789
O de o app oxima ion
(b) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polynomial
o de s pin he y-di ec ion.
123456789
O de o app oxima ion
(c) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polynomial
o de s pin he z-di ec ion.
Figu e 6.5.: GO adap i i y. Final hp-adap ed meshes o ou 3D wa e p opaga-
ion example in a lossy medium.
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Pa II.
Goal-O ien ed hp-adap i i y o
pa ame ic PDEs.
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Algo i hm 4: Mul i-Adap i e Goal-O ien ed adap i e p ocess
Inpu : PDE, ini ial ini e elemen mesh, Ssamples o model
pa ame e s, de ini ion o he QoI
Ou pu : A inal hp-adap ed mesh
while eq. (7.12) is no sa is ied do
Pe o m a global e inemen (use -de ined);
while e o indica o s abo e h eshold do
o each sample miwhe e i= 1 o Sdo
Sol e he o wa d p oblem o sample miusing eq. (7.8);
Sol e he adjoin p oblem o sample miusing eq. (7.9);
Calcula e e o indica o s o he i- h sample using eq. (7.7);
end
Compu e he e o indica o s using eq. (7.11), which combines
hose om all samples in o a single measu e;
Remo e basis unc ions wi h low e o indica o s o un e ine he
mesh;
end
Upda e e o in he QoI;
end
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7.2. Gene a ion o da abases
We e e o he wo main s ages o he da abase p oduc ion p ocess as he Adap-
i e and Gene a ion p ocesses. In he Adap i e p ocess, which is he ini ial s age,
we cons uc a highly accu a e hp-g id, e e ed o as he adap ed mesh, capable
o accommoda ing an a bi a y numbe o samples (SA). Subsequen ly, in he
Gene a ion p ocess, we employ his adap ed mesh o sol e mul iple FEM p ob-
lems, gene a ing he equi ed da a. This app oach’s key aspec is using a single
hp-FEM, i.e., he adap ed mesh, h oughou he en i e Gene a ion p ocess.
To elabo a e u he , we begin by gene a ing a educed numbe o samples
o model pa ame e s (SA) ha pa ame ize he PDE o he p oblem. We hen
cons uc he adap ed mesh, ensu ing i sa is ies eq. (7.12), whe e he maximum
e o o all he SAsamples alls below a use -p esc ibed ole ance. The cen al
concep behind his app oach is he an icipa ion o achie ing low e o s when em-
ploying he adap ed mesh wi h samples di e en om hose used in he adap i e
p ocess. In he subsequen Gene a ion p ocess, we sol e one FEM p oblem o
each sample in SG, which ep esen s a se o addi ional samples we conside . This
p ocess allows us o ob ain accu a e syn he ic da a o measu emen s da abase.
The o e all p ocess can be summa ized as ollows:
1. Adap i e p ocess:
a) Gene a e SAsamples o model pa ame e s o be used in he Adap i e
p ocess.
b) Cons uc he adap ed g id by employing he hp-FEM ollowing he
guidelines desc ibed in Sec ion 7.1.
2. Gene a ion p ocess:
a) Gene a e SGaddi ional samples o model pa ame e s speci ically o
he Gene a ion p ocess.
b) Fo each sample in SG, sol e a FEM p oblem using he adap ed mesh,
which was speci ically designed du ing he Adap i e p ocess o deli e
highly accu a e solu ions o a wide ange o model pa ame e s.
By ollowing his app oach, we can e icien ly gene a e a eliable da abase o
accu a e syn he ic da a o measu emen s using a single adap ed mesh o mul iple
samples, he eby educing compu a ional expenses and main aining high accu acy
ac oss a ious scena ios.
7.2.1. Compu a ional cos s o MAGO
The GOA s a egy, elabo a ed upon in Pa I o his disse a ion and p esen ed
in Algo i hm 3, comp ises a se ies o e ining and coa sening s eps. We use a
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di ec sol e o sol e each FEM p oblem, con ibu ing o he compu a ional cos
o building he hp-mesh. The o al cos is gi en by:
CGOA =
N I e
X
i=1
N Coa se
X
j=1 Cas Nij
+Can Nij
+C a Nij
+ 2 Cso Nij
+Ces Nij.(7.13)
Each componen o he cos co esponds o speci ic ope a ions: Cas o assembling
he ma ix, Can o he analysis pa o he di ec sol e , C a o ac o iza ion, Cso
o sol ing he linea sys em o equa ions a e ac o iza ion (i.e., backwa d elimi-
na ion), and Ces o compu ing he e o es ima o s. Addi ionally, Nij ep esen s
he numbe o Deg ees o F eedom (nDoF) o he meshes a each i e a ion io
he adap i e p ocess and each coa sening s ep jassocia ed wi h each i e a ion
i. No ably, he ac o o 2 in he Cso e m accoun s o sol ing bo h he o wa d
and adjoin p oblems. Since we use a di ec sol e , he ex a cos o sol ing he
adjoin p oblem associa ed wi h he o wa d p oblem educes o only backwa d
and o wa d subs i u ions.
The cos s ela ed o he ines g id wi h N Deg ees o F eedom (DoF) domina e
hose associa ed wi h he coa se g ids. Consequen ly, we can app oxima e Equa-
ion (7.13) by:
CGOA (N )≈Cas (N ) + Can (N ) + C a (N )+2Cso (N ) + Ces (N ).(7.14)
Thus, he app oxima e cos s o gene a ing a da abase o SGsamples wi h he
Single-Adap i e Goal-O ien ed (SAGO) and he MAGO app oaches a e as ol-
lows:
SAGO app oach: We app oxima e he compu a ional cos CSAGO o gene a ing
one GOA mesh o each o he SGsamples by:
CSAGO =
SG
X
i=1
CGOA N(i)
.(7.15)
MAGO app oach: The cos CMAGO o gene a ing he da abase wi h he MAGO
s a egy is he sum o he cos s o cons uc ing he adap ed mesh CAplus he
cos o ac ually gene a ing he da a CG, ha is, CMAGO =CA+CG.
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We app oxima e he cos o he Adap i e p ocess wi h SAsamples by:
CA=SACGOA (Nmago
),(7.16)
whe e Nmago
ep esen s he nDoF in he ine mesh adap ed using he MAGO
s a egy.
A e gene a ing he adap ed coa se mesh o size Nmago
c, we p oceed o gene a e
he da a. The app oxima e cos o he Gene a ion p ocess is hen gi en by:
CG=SGCas (Nmago
c) + Can (Nmago
c) + C a (Nmago
c)+2Cso (Nmago
c).(7.17)
In ou MAGO app oach, all samples sha e he same disc e iza ion, which con-
o ms wi h he ma e ial pa ame e s o he PDE. This design allows us o p ecom-
pu e and euse ce ain in o ma ion ac oss di e en samples. As de ailed in he
ollowing subsec ion, we pe o m p ecompu a ions o he in eg als o he global
ma ices and he analysis pa o he di ec sol e o equa ions, he eby educing
he assembling and analysis p ocesses o a single occu ence. Conside ing ha
he cos o compu ing he es ima o s is compa able o he cos o assembling
[146], we ob ain he ollowing app oxima ions:
CA= 2 Cas (Nmago
) + Can (Nmago
) + SAC a (Nmago
)+2Cso (Nmago
),(7.18)
and
CG=Cas (Nmago
c) + Can (Nmago
c) + SGC a (Nmago
c)+2Cso (Nmago
c).(7.19)
Compa ed o he SAGO app oach, he cos s associa ed wi h assembling, analy-
sis, and es ima ion occu only once due o he p ecompu a ions, con ibu ing o
imp o ed e iciency and educed compu a ional o e head.
Fac o iza ion cos s domina e o he aspec s in adi ional C0-con inuous FEM
p oblems when using a di ec sol e . I scales as (see, e.g., [52, 53]):
ON(1+(d−1)/2),(7.20)
whe e d= 1,2,3 ep esen s he dimension o he p oblem and Ndeno es he
nDoF. The inal app oxima e cos s o he SAGO and MAGO app oaches a e as
ollows:
CSAGO ≈
SG
X
i=1
C a Ni
≈SGC a (Nsago
),(7.21)
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whe e Nsago
ep esen s an a e age alue (using eq. (7.20)) o he nDoF o he SG
ine g ids, and
CMAGO =SAC a (Nmago
)+SGC a (Nmago
c).(7.22)
While SA≪SG, he ela ionship be ween Nmago
,Nmago
c, and Nsago
is no
gene alizable. This ela ionship depends on a ious ac o s, including he ini-
ial mesh con igu a ion, he e inemen and coa sening c i e ia, he con e gence
beha io o he solu ion, and he p oblem’s complexi y. In some ins ances, in es -
ing esou ces in building a su icien ly good adap ed mesh wi h only a ac ion
o samples is easonable. The gains in he Gene a ion pa o he s a egy will
likely compensa e o his compu a ional e o , conside ing he speci ic p oblem.
Consequen ly, we expec ha CMAGO < CSAGO. Howe e , i is essen ial o no e
ha he numbe o samples SAand he mesh size signi ican ly impac he accu-
acy o he gene a ed da a. Thus, a adeo exis s be ween accu acy and he cos
o ob aining he adap ed mesh.
7.2.2. P ecompu a ions o he global ma ices
In many adap i e FEM implemen a ions, he in eg als associa ed wi h he bilin-
ea o m and e o indica o s a e calcula ed elemen by elemen . Howe e , when
dealing wi h many ma e ial samples S(possibly eaching hund eds o housands),
compu ing all hese in eg als o each sample becomes compu a ionally expensi e.
To o e come his challenge, we ake ad an age o ou ma e ials being piecewise
cons an and con o ming o disc e iza ion. We pe o m a cle e op imiza ion by
p ecompu ing and s o ing he in eg als o an a bi a y uni a y sample, whe e
ma e ial p ope ies a e assumed o equal one. Once hese in eg als a e p ecom-
pu ed, we can euse his in o ma ion ac oss all samples ins ead o ecalcula ing
he in eg als o each sample. This echnique signi ican ly accele a es he in e-
g a ion p ocess and educes he compu a ional cos o handling many ma e ial
samples.
The bilinea o m in he p oblem may consis o mul iple e ms, deno ed as:
bmi(·,·) =
Mb
X
j=1
bmi
j(·,·),(7.23)
whe e Mb ep esen s he numbe o e ms in he bilinea o m.
Fo each ma e ial sample mi, we compu e he con ibu ions associa ed wi h
each elemen Kas ollows:
bmi(·,·)K=
Mb
X
j=1
mj
i(K)b1
j(·,·)K,(7.24)
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Algo i hm 5: P ecompu a ion o elemen -wise ma ices
Inpu : Gi en a ia ional o mula ion
Ou pu : P e-compu ed elemen -wise uni a y ma ices
o Each e m in he bilinea o m (j= 1, . . . , Mb)do
o Each elemen in he ini e elemen disc e iza ion (K∈ T )do
Compu e and s o e he elemen -wise uni a y ma ix b1
j(·,·)K;
end
end
Algo i hm 6: P ecompu a ion: assembling he global ma ices
Inpu : Va ia ional o mula ion o he p oblem, Ssamples,
p e-compu ed ma ices
Ou pu : Assembled global ma ices o all samples
o Each sample mi(i= 1, . . . , S)do
o Each e m in he bilinea o m (j= 1, . . . , Mb)do
o Each elemen in he ini e elemen disc e iza ion (K∈ T )do
Ini ialize he elemen -wise ma ix o ze o: [bmi(·,·)]K= 0;
Load he p e-compu ed elemen -wise uni a y ma ix
b1
j(·,·)K(see Algo i hm 5);
Load he ma e ial p ope y o he elemen (mj
i(K));
Upda e he alue o he elemen ma ix
[bmi(·,·)]K= [bmi(·,·)]K+mj
i(K)b1
j(·,·)K;
Assemble he global ma ix by inse ing [bmi(·,·)]Kin o
bmi(·,·);
end
end
We ob ain he ully assembled ma ix associa ed wi h he i- h
sample.
end
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whe e mj
i(K) ep esen s he scala ma e ial p ope y associa ed wi h he K-
h elemen o he i- h ma e ial sample and he j- h e m o he bilinea o m.
Addi ionally, b1
j(·,·)Kco esponds o he j- h uni a y elemen -wise bilinea
e m (sub-ma ix) associa ed wi h he elemen K. Speci ically, mj
i(K) = 1 o
he bilinea e ms independen o he ma e ial p ope ies.
To op imize he compu a ion p ocess, we p e-compu e and s o e all he uni-
a y in eg als in b1
j(·,·)K o all elemen s in he disc e iza ion, K∈ T , and o
j= 1, . . . , Mb. This way, we only need o compu e hese in eg als once and hen
load he p e-compu ed uni a y sub-ma ices o each o he Ssamples. By mul-
iplying hem wi h he co esponding ma e ial p ope y o each elemen , we can
e icien ly assemble he global bilinea ma ices and compu e he e o indica o s
as scala p oduc s acco ding o eq. (7.10). The o e all p ocess is summa ized
using he ollowing algo i hms: Algo i hm 5 shows how we compu e and s o e
he uni a y elemen -wise ma ices; Algo i hms 6 and 7 explain how we cons uc
he global ma ices and compu e he e o indica o s, espec i ely, u ilizing he
p e-compu ed in o ma ion.
Algo i hm 7: P ecompu a ion: compu a ion o he e o indica o s
Inpu : E o indica o , a ia ional o mula ion o he e o , Ssamples,
p e-compu ed ma ices, o wa d and adjoin solu ions
Ou pu : E o indica o o all samples a he same ime
o Each sample mi(i= 1, . . . , S)do
o Each e m in he bilinea o m (j= 1, . . . , Mb)do
o Each elemen in he ini e elemen disc e iza ion (K∈ T )do
Ini ialize he elemen -wise ma ix o ze o: [ami(·,·)]K= 0;
Load he p e-compu ed elemen -wise uni a y ma ix
a1
j(·,·)K om Algo i hm 5;
Load he ma e ial p ope y o he elemen as mj
i(K);
Upda e he elemen ma ix as
[ami(·,·)]K= [ami(·,·)]K+mj
i(K)a1
j(·,·)K;
end
end
Compu e he e o indica o s o he i- h sample using eq. (7.7);
end
Compu e a single e o indica o conside ing all he samples acco ding o
eq. (7.11);
No ably, he p ecompu a ion o global ma ices can be u ilized in bo h he
Adap i e and Gene a ion pa s, enhancing he e iciency o he adap i e FEM.
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7.3. Nume ical esul s
This sec ion demons a es he pe o mance o he MAGO app oach in gene a ing
la ge da abases o a ious p oblems. I highligh s he me hod’s capabili y o
adap i ely cons uc meshes and compu e he QoI ac oss a b oad spec um o
sample con igu a ions. The p ima y objec i e is o design an op imized single
hp-mesh, whose size is as small as possible, o e icien ly de e mine he QoI o
all samples. These QoI a e deno ed as l(umi) o i= 1, . . . , S.
7.3.1. De ini ions
We ca ego ize he nume ical esul s in o h ee ca ego ies based on he pu pose
hey se e:
1. To demons a e he quasi-exponen ial con e gence o he MAGO s a egy,
showcasing how he MAGO app oach achie es apid con e gence in adap-
i e mesh gene a ion.
2. To e i y he accu acy o he p oduced measu emen s, assess he p ecision
o he compu ed QoI alues ob ained using he MAGO app oach.
3. To highligh he nume ical ad an ages o he MAGO app oach, quan i ying
i s bene i s in e ms o compu a ional e iciency and mesh size educ ion.
The p oblems conside ed include 2D scena ios in ol ing Poisson and Helmhol z
equa ions. The Hilbe space Hchosen o all p oblems is de ined as H=
{u∈H1(Ω) |u= 0 on ΓD}, whe e ΓDdeno es he bounda y wi h Di ichle bound-
a y condi ions. The mesh is designed speci ically o all scena ios’ ma e ials,
sou ces, and desi ed QoI.
7.3.1.1. Con e gence o he MAGO adap i i y
We in es iga e he con e gence beha io o he MAGO app oach by a ying he
numbe o samples SAused o cons uc adap ed meshes. This ollows he p o-
cedu e de ailed in I em 1 o Sec ion 7.2. We p esen isualiza ions o he inal
adap ed hp-meshes o a ious cases and in oduce quasi-exponen ial con e gence
cu es, showcasing he e ec i eness o he MAGO s a egy.
To calcula e con e gence, we calcula e wo ela i e e o s in he QoI conce ning
he nDoF du ing he adap i e p ocesses: he maximum ela i e e o emax
el and
he mean ela i e e o emean
el .
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These e o s a e compu ed among he SAsamples, whe e he alue o SA a ies
based on speci ic examples. The maximum ela i e e o is gi en by:
emax
el = max
i=1,...,S 
l(umi)−l(umi
T)
l(umi)
·100.(7.25)
The mean ela i e e o is:
emean
el =1
S
S
X
i=1 
l(umi)−l(umi
T)
l(umi)
·100.(7.26)
In hese equa ions, umiand umi
T ep esen he solu ions linked o a gi en model
mion a ine and a coa se mesh, espec i ely. The maximum ela i e e o
highligh s he wo s -case e o among samples, whe eas he mean ela i e e o
o e s an a e age accu acy o e iew. The maximum, mean, and adi ional (e el)
ela i e e o s a e iden ical o a single sample.
7.3.1.2. Compu a ional cos s o gene a ing he da abase
Equa ions (7.21) and (7.22) p o ide an app oxima e es ima ion o he compu a-
ional cos s o he SAGO and MAGO app oaches, espec i ely, whe e he cos
is in luenced by he nDoF, as a icula ed in Equa ion (7.20). Consequen ly, we
app oxima e he compu a ional cos CSAGO o gene a ing one GOA mesh o each
o he SGsamples by:
CSAGO ≈
SG
X
i=1 Nsago
(i)(1+(d−1)/2)
.(7.27)
In addi ion, we p o ide an app oxima e es ima ion o he compu a ional cos s o
he MAGO by:
CMAGO ≈
SA
X
i=1 Nmago
(i)(1+(d−1)/2) +
SG
X
i=1 Nsago
c(i)(1+(d−1)/2)
.(7.28)
While we may omi ce ain addi ional cos s o cla i y, i is essen ial o highligh
ha gene a ing he da abase using he MAGO app oach yields signi ican sa ings,
as de ailed in Sec ion 7.2.
7.3.1.3. Gene a ing model pa ame e samples
We gene a e all model pa ame e samples andomly. Speci ically, we use a uni-
o m dis ibu ion o e he in e al [−1,3] o de i e he alues o log10 (mi). Con-
sequen ly, he alues o σican a y by up o ou o de s o magni ude, anging
om 10−1 o 103.
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7.3.2. Wa e p opaga ion example
We conside he ollowing non-ellip ic p oblem based on Helmhol z’s equa ion.
Find usuch ha
−∇ · (∇u)−jσ(x)u= 1 in Ω,(7.29)
u= 0 on ∂Ω.(7.30)
7.3.2.1. Example: wa e p opaga ion p oblem
We employ a 5 ×5 g id o nume ical compu a ions, encompassing a squa e
compu a ional domain, Ω = [0,1]2. Wi hin his domain, we dis inguish wo
egions, Ω and Ωl, which symbolize he sou ce and he QoI, espec i ely. These
egions a e de ined wi hin Ω as Ω =1
20,3
202and Ωl=17
20,19
202, wi h he
o igin si ua ed a he bo om-le co ne o he domain. Figu e 7.2 shows he
compu a ional domain Ω, i s bounda y ∂Ω (subjec o Di ichle condi ions), and
he loca ions o Ωland Ω . In his depic ion, Ωlde ines he egion o he QoI
unc ion l(ϕ), whe eas Ω is he egion o he sou ce unc ion.
Ω
Ω
Ωl
∂Ω
Figu e 7.2.: Ou g id-based domain example is de ined o e he domain Ω. The
Di ichle bounda y condi ion is deno ed by ∂Ω. The sou ce unc ion
is suppo ed on Ω , and he QoI l(ϕ) is suppo ed on Ωl.
Figu es 7.3a and 7.3b show he absolu e alues o o wa d and adjoin nume ical
solu ions on a loga i hmic scale.
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7.3.2.3. Wa e p opaga ion: accu acy
To showcase he e iciency o he MAGO app oach, we p esen s a is ical p ope -
ies o e o s ia s anda d box plo s. These plo s o e a de ailed depic ion o he
e o dis ibu ion. Tukey [186] in oduced hese box plo s in 1977 o p o ide a
obus da a ep esen a ion. The box plo s isually ep esen how he maximum
ela i e e o in he QoI a ies wi h di e en numbe s o aining samples o he
adap i e p ocess.
As shown in Figu e 7.9, he box plo s ep esen a ious alues o SAin he
MAGO p ocess. We conside he adap i e g ids when hey each a maximum
ela i e e o , emax
el ha d ops below 10−5. E e y numbe o e each uppe whiske
ep esen s he nDoF in each hp g id wi h he maximum ela i e e o educed
o unde 10−5. The end sugges s ha as he numbe o aining samples o
he adap i e p ocess inc eases, he maximum ela i e e o in he QoI ends o
dec ease o emain s able. The a ia ion in ela i e e o s becomes mo e con ined
wi h inc easing aining samples, as indica ed by he igh ening sp ead o he box
plo s.
1 5 10 100 1000
10−8
10−7
10−6
10−5
10−4
10−37,779
15,440
16,86715,87017,477
Numbe o aining samples o he adap i e p ocess
Max ela i e e o in he QoI (%)
Figu e 7.9.: Box plo s o di e en adap i e g ids wi h a h eshold maximum
ela i e e o se a 10−5.
7.3.2.4. Wa e p opaga ion: compu a ional cos s
We es ima e he compu a ional cos based on he ac o iza ion cos , which cons i-
u es he mos esou ce-in ensi e pa o da a gene a ion and a signi ican expense
in many FEM codes. In Tables 7.1 and 7.2, we app oxima e he compu a ional
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expenses in e ms o Floa ing Poin Ope a ions (FLOPs) associa ed wi h da abase
gene a ion using he SAGO and MAGO app oaches. We compu e CSAGO using
Equa ion (7.27). The maximum ela i e e o is cons ained o be unde 10−5.
We obse e ha he MAGO app oach is mo e cos -e ec i e o sol ing p oblems
in his case, as CMAGO < CSAGO. The median alues o he maximum ela i e
e o a e below 10−6, indica ing a signi ican ly highe accu acy by one o de
o magni ude in he esul s, and demons a ed in Figu e 7.9. This inc eased
accu acy is achie ed a a educed cos , making he MAGO app oach pa icula ly
sui able o sol ing challenging p oblems.
Numbe o DoF CSAGO
SG
Nsago
1051071091011
41259 8.4238 ·1011 8.4238 ·1013 8.4238 ·1015 8.4238 ·1017
Table 7.1.: The compu a ional cos based on he ac o iza ion cos o gene a ing
he da abase using he SAGO s a egy.
Numbe o DoF CMAGO
SG
SANmago
cNmago
1051071091011
5 15440 52351 1.9191 ·1011 1.9185 ·1013 1.9185 ·1015 1.9185 ·1017
10 16867 57171 2.1919 ·1011 2.1906 ·1013 2.1906 ·1015 2.1906 ·1017
100 15870 53661 2.0117 ·1011 1.9994 ·1013 1.9992 ·1015 1.9992 ·1017
1000 17477 60381 2.4588 ·1011 2.3120 ·1013 2.3105 ·1015 2.3105 ·1017
Table 7.2.: The compu a ional cos based on he ac o iza ion cos o gene a ing
he da abase using he MAGO s a egy.
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7.3.3. Poisson example
We conside he ollowing ellip ic p oblem based on he Poisson equa ion.
Find usuch ha
−∇ · (σ(x)∇u) = 1 in Ω,(7.31)
u= 0 on ∂Ω.(7.32)
7.3.3.1. Example: c oss-shaped domain Poisson p oblem
We add ess a Poisson p oblem o e a domain Ω in a wo-dimensional space,
ep esen ed on a 5 ×5 g id. The domain Ω esembles a c oss and is de ined by
Ω = [0,1] ×1
5,4
5∪1
5,4
5×[0,1]. Please e e o Figu e 7.10 o isualize
he domain. Wi hin his domain, he e a e wo no able egions: Ω , he sou ce
a ea, and Ωl, he QoI a ea. Bo h Ω and Ωla e sub egions wi hin Ω. Speci ically,
Ω is he squa e de ined by x∈1
5,2
5and y∈1
5,2
5, and Ωlis he squa e wi h
x∈3
5,4
5and y∈3
5,4
5. The o igin o he coo dina e sys em is he bo om-le
co ne o he domain.
Figu es 7.11a and 7.11b showcase he absolu e alues o o wa d and adjoin
nume ical solu ions, espec i ely, on a loga i hmic scale.
Ω
Ω
Ωl
∂Ω
Figu e 7.10.: Compu a ional domain Ω, whe e homogeneous Di ichle bounda y
condi ions a e imposed on ∂Ω. Addi ionally, we de ine Ωlas he
suppo o he QoI l(ϕ), and Ω as he suppo o he sou ce unc-
ion.
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0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
0 1.73 3.46
·10−3
Di ec solu ion
(a) Solu ion o he di ec p oblem.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 10
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
0 0.73 1.46
·10−3
Adjoin solu ion
(b) Solu ion o he adjoin p oblem.
Figu e 7.11.: Absolu e alue o he solu ions o ou c oss-shaped domain Poisson
example.
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7.3.3.2. C oss-shaped domain Poisson: con e gence
We p esen he nume ical esul s o ou MAGO p ocess wi h one sample in
Figu e 7.12, and o SAequal o 5, 10, 50, and 100 in Figu es 7.13 o 7.16, e-
spec i ely. The con e gence is quasi-op imal, and he h ee no ms (l1,l2, and
l∞) yield simila esul s as in p e ious examples. P edic ably, egions wi h signi -
ican ma e ial coe icien luc ua ions wi ness mo e subs an ial mesh e inemen ,
esul ing in mo e compac mesh elemen s (deno ed as h) nea in e sec ions o
mul iple ma e ials. In addi ion, Figu e 7.12c ep esen s he ma e ial p ope ies.
The quasi-op imal exponen ial con e gence g aph o his scena io, along wi h
he p og ess o emax
el and emean
el , can be ound in Figu e 7.12d.
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0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(a) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polyno-
mial o de s pin he x-di ec ion.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 10
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(b) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polyno-
mial o de s pin he y-di ec ion.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
0.1 500.05 1,000
Value o σ(x) (log scale)
(c) Values o he ma e ials in he domain.
101102103104105
10−7
10−5
10−3
10−1
101
Numbe o DoFs, N(log scale)
Max ela i e e o in % (log scale)
l∞
(d) E olu ion o emax
el in he p ocess.
Figu e 7.12.: hp-adap ed meshes o ou 1-sample c oss-shaped domain example.
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0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(a) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polyno-
mial o de s pin he x-di ec ion.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 10
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(b) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polyno-
mial o de s pin he y-di ec ion.
101102103104105
10−1
100
101
102
Numbe o DoFs, N(log scale)
Max ela i e e o in % (log scale)
l∞l1l2
(c) E olu ion o emax
el in he p ocess.
101102103104105
10−1
100
101
Numbe o DoFs, N(log scale)
Mean ela i e e o in % (log scale)
l∞l1l2
(d) E olu ion o emean
el in he p ocess.
Figu e 7.13.: hp-adap ed meshes o ou 5-sample c oss-shaped domain example.
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0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(a) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polyno-
mial o de s pin he x-di ec ion.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 10
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(b) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polyno-
mial o de s pin he y-di ec ion.
101102103104105
10−1
100
101
102
Numbe o DoFs, N(log scale)
Max ela i e e o in % (log scale)
l∞l1l2
(c) E olu ion o emax
el in he p ocess.
101102103104105
10−1
100
101
Numbe o DoFs, N(log scale)
Mean ela i e e o in % (log scale)
l∞l1l2
(d) E olu ion o emean
el in he p ocess.
Figu e 7.14.: hp-adap ed meshes o ou 10-sample c oss-shaped domain example.
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0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(a) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polyno-
mial o de s pin he x-di ec ion.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 10
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(b) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polyno-
mial o de s pin he y-di ec ion.
101102103104105
100
101
102
Numbe o DoFs, N(log scale)
Max ela i e e o in % (log scale)
l∞l1l2
(c) E olu ion o emax
el in he p ocess.
101102103104105
10−1
100
101
Numbe o DoFs, N(log scale)
Mean ela i e e o in % (log scale)
l∞l1l2
(d) E olu ion o emean
el in he p ocess.
Figu e 7.15.: hp-adap ed meshes o ou 50-sample c oss-shaped domain example.
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0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(a) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polyno-
mial o de s pin he x-di ec ion.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 10
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(b) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polyno-
mial o de s pin he y-di ec ion.
101102103104105
100
101
102
Numbe o DoFs, N(log scale)
Max ela i e e o in % (log scale)
l∞l1l2
(c) E olu ion o emax
el in he p ocess.
101102103104105
10−1
100
101
Numbe o DoFs, N(log scale)
Mean ela i e e o in % (log scale)
l∞l1l2
(d) E olu ion o emean
el in he p ocess.
Figu e 7.16.: hp-adap ed meshes o ou 100-sample c oss-shaped domain exam-
ple.
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0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(a) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polyno-
mial o de s pin he x-di ec ion.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 10
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(b) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polyno-
mial o de s pin he y-di ec ion.
102103104105
100
101
102
Numbe o DoFs, N(log scale)
Max ela i e e o in % (log scale)
l∞l1l2
(c) E olu ion o emax
el in he p ocess.
102103104105
10−1
100
101
Numbe o DoFs, N(log scale)
Mean ela i e e o in % (log scale)
l∞l1l2
(d) E olu ion o emean
el in he p ocess.
Figu e 7.22.: hp-adap ed meshes o ou 50-sample g id-based domain example.
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0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(a) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polyno-
mial o de s pin he x-di ec ion.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 10
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
x
y
1234567891011
O de o app oxima ion
(b) Final hp-adap ed mesh wi h polyno-
mial o de s pin he y-di ec ion.
102103104105
100
101
102
Numbe o DoFs, N(log scale)
Max ela i e e o in % (log scale)
l∞l1l2
(c) E olu ion o emax
el in he p ocess.
102103104105
10−1
100
101
Numbe o DoFs, N(log scale)
Mean ela i e e o in % (log scale)
l∞l1l2
(d) E olu ion o emean
el in he p ocess.
Figu e 7.23.: hp-adap ed meshes o ou 100-sample g id-based domain example.
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7.3.3.7. G id-based domain Poisson: accu acy
Figu e 7.24 displays a se ies o box plo s co esponding o di e en adap i e
g ids. The x-axis deno es he numbe o samples (SA) used du ing he MAGO
p ocess o o mula e he inal hp g id. We s op e e y MAGO adap a ion once he
maximum ela i e e o (emax
el ) is educed o unde 1.0%. E e y numbe o e each
uppe whiske ep esen s he nDoF in each hp g id wi h he maximum ela i e
e o educed o unde 1.0%. The gene al end sugges s ha as he numbe o
aining samples o he adap i e p ocess inc eases, he maximum ela i e e o
in he QoI ends o dec ease. The sp ead o ela i e e o s becomes g ea e
wi h mo e aining samples. Howe e , he median e o alues do no change
d ama ically a e i y aining samples, sugges ing dec easing e u ns in e o
educ ion wi h addi ional samples.
1 5 10 50 100
10−5
10−4
10−3
10−2
10−1
100
101
102832 18,77738,407
73,48781,573
Numbe o aining samples o he adap i e p ocess
Max ela i e e o in he QoI (%)
Figu e 7.24.: Box plo s o di e en adap i e g ids wi h a h eshold maximum
ela i e e o se a 1.0%
7.3.3.8. G id-based domain Poisson: compu a ional cos s
In Tables 7.5 and 7.6, we app oxima e he compu a ional expenses in e ms o
FLOPs associa ed wi h da abase gene a ion using he SAGO and MAGO ap-
p oaches. We compu e CSAGO using Equa ion (7.27). The maximum ela i e
e o is cons ained o be unde 1.0%.
While sol ing p oblems using he SAGO app oach appea s o be cos -e ec i e,
i is essen ial o acknowledge a limi a ion, as CSAGO < CMAGO.
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Numbe o DoF CSAGO
SG
Nsago
1051071091011
28428 6.4888 ·1011 6.4888 ·1013 6.4888 ·1015 6.4888 ·1017
Table 7.5.: The compu a ional cos based on he ac o iza ion cos o gene a ing
he da abase using he SAGO s a egy.
Numbe o DoF CMAGO
SG
ANmago
cNmago
1051071091011
5 18777 186161 2.5770 ·1011 2.5730 ·1013 2.5730 ·1015 2.5730 ·1017
10 38407 428635 7.5550 ·1011 7.5272 ·1013 7.5269 ·1015 7.5269 ·1017
50 73487 769965 2.0259 ·1012 1.9925 ·1014 1.9921 ·1016 1.9921 ·1018
100 81573 831627 2.4056 ·1012 2.3306 ·1014 2.3298 ·1016 2.3298 ·1018
Table 7.6.: The compu a ional cos based on he ac o iza ion cos o gene a ing
he da abase using he MAGO s a egy.
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Main achie emen s, conclusions and
u u e wo k
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8. Main Achie emen s
8.1. Pee - e iewed Publica ions
2023 F. V. Ca o, V. Da ig and, J. Al a ez-A ambe i, and D. Pa do. A Mul i-
Adap i e-Goal-O ien ed S a egy o Gene a e Massi e Da abases o Pa a-
me ic PDEs. To be submi ed o Compu e Me hods in Applied Mechanics
and Enginee ing in Oc obe 2023.
2022 F. V. Ca o, V. Da ig and, J. Al a ez-A ambe i, E. Albe di, and D. Pa do.
A painless mul i-le el au oma ic goal-o ien ed hp-adap i e coa sening s a -
egy o ellip ic and non-ellip ic p oblems.Compu e Me hods in Applied
Mechanics and Enginee ing, 401:115641, 2022. Impac Fac o : 7.2, Qua -
ile: Q1, Scimago Ranking.
h ps://doi.o g/10.1016/j.cma.2022.115641
2022 F. V. Ca o, V. Da ig and, J. Al a ez-A ambe i, E. A. Celaya, and D.
Pa do. 1D Painless Mul i-le el Au oma ic Goal-O ien ed hand pAdap i e
S a egies Using a Pseudo-Dual Ope a o . In Compu a ional Science – ICCS
2022, pages 347–357, 2022.
h ps://doi.o g/10.1007/978-3-031-08754-7_43
8.2. In e na ional Con e ences
2023 F. V. Ca o, V. Da ig and, J. Al a ez-A ambe i, and D. Pa do. Gen-
e a ion o Massi e Da abases o Deep Lea ning In e sion Using A Goal-
O ien ed hp-Adap i e S a egy.
XI In e na ional Con e ence on Adap i e Modeling and Simula ion, Go hen-
bu g, Sweden, [June 19-21, 2023].
2022 F. V. Ca o, V. Da ig and, J. Al a ez-A ambe i, E. Albe di, and D.
Pa do. A Painless Au oma ic hp-Adap i e Coa sening S a egy Fo Non-
SPD p oblems: A Goal-O ien ed App oach.
15 h Wo ld Cong ess on Compu a ional Mechanics and 8 h Asian Paci ic
Cong ess on Compu a ional Mechanics, Yokohama, Japan, [July 31 - Au-
gus 5, 2022].
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2022 F. V. Ca o, V. Da ig and, J. Al a ez-A ambe i, E. Albe di, and D.
Pa do. 1D Painless Mul i-Le el Au oma ic Goal-O ien ed h and p Adap i e
S a egies using a Pseudo-Dual Ope a o .
22nd In e na ional Con e ence on Compu a ional Science, London, Uni ed
Kingdom, [June 21-23, 2022].
2022 F. V. Ca o, V. Da ig and, J. Al a ez-A ambe i, E. Albe di, and D.
Pa do. Goal-O ien ed hp-Adap i e Fini e Elemen Me hods: A Painless
Mul ile el Au oma ic Coa sening S a egy Fo Non-SPD P oblems.
8 h Eu opean Cong ess on Compu a ional Me hods in Applied Sciences and
Enginee ing, Oslo, No way, [June 5-9, 2022].
2021 F. V. Ca o, V. Da ig and, E. Albe di, and D. Pa do. A Painless Goal-
O ien ed hp-Adap i e S a egy o Inde ini e P oblems.
16 h U.S. Na ional Cong ess on Compu a ional Mechanics, Chicago, U.S.A,
[July 25-29, 2021].
2021 F. V. Ca o, V. Da ig and, E. Albe di, and D. Pa do. Goal-O ien ed hp-
Adap i e Fini e Elemen Me hods: A Painless Mul i-le el Au oma ic Coa s-
ening S a egy.
10 h In e na ional Con e ence on Adap i e Modeling and Simula ion, Go hen-
bu g, Sweden, [June 21-23, 2021]. h ps://doi.o g/10.23967/admos.
2021.044.
2021 F. V. Ca o, V. Da ig and, E. Albe di, and D. Pa do. Painless Mul i-le el
Au oma ic Goal-O ien ed hp-Adap i e Coa sening S a egy.
XVI Cong eso de Ma em´a ica Aplicada, Gij´on, Spain, [June 14-18, 2021].
8.3. Semina s
2022 F. V. Ca o, V. Da ig and, J. Al a ez-A ambe i, E. Albe di, and D.
Pa do. A Bounda y Value P oblem: A Painless Mul i-Le el hp-Adap i e
Case.
Cen o Uni e si a io de Ciencias Exac as e Ingenie ´ıas, Uni e sidad de
Guadalaja a, Guadalaja a, M´exico, [Ma ch 9, 2022].
2021 F. V. Ca o, V. Da ig and, E. Albe di, and D. Pa do. A Painless Mul i-
le el Au oma ic Goal-O ien ed hp-Adap i e Coa sening S a egy.
Red in e uni e si a ia de Ciencias-RIdeC, Lima, Pe ´u, [July 13, 2021].
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8.4. Resea ch S ays
2023 AGH Uni e si y o Science and Technology, K akow (Poland)
Supe iso : Maciej Paszynski
Da e: 2 Feb ua y 2023 - 31 Ma ch 2023 (58 days)
2021 CNRS-IRIT-ENSEEIHT, Toulouse (F ance)
Supe iso : Vincen Da ig and
Da e: 24 Sep embe 2021 - 25 No embe 2021 (61 days)
2020 CNRS-IRIT-ENSEEIHT, Toulouse (F ance)
Supe iso : Vincen Da ig and
Da e: 1 No embe 2020 - 4 Decembe 2020 (34 days)
8.5. Implemen ed so wa e
In his disse a ion, I used he FEM lib a y om he Ma hMode g oup1. The
g oup ini ially designed his lib a y o add ess ellip ic p oblems using an ene gy-
based-adap i e hp-s a egy wi h H1-con o ming disc e iza ions. The lib a y, w i -
en in Fo an90, suppo s sol ing p oblems in 1D, 2D (using quad ila e al ele-
men s), and 3D (using hexahed al elemen s).
I con ibu ed o he so wa e in wo signi ican ways. Fi s , I expanded he
ene gy-based-adap i e hp-s a egy o a Goal-O ien ed (GO) hp-adap i e algo-
i hm ha now handles bo h ellip ic and non-ellip ic p oblems. In his e o ,
I collabo a ed wi h D . Vincen Da ig and and D . Julen Al a ez-A ambe i
o in oduce an uppe bound o he e o ep esen a ion exp essed h ough an
inne p oduc depending on he p oblem’s bilinea o m. Fu he mo e, we col-
labo a ed o enhance he adap i e hp-s a egy o i he Mul i-Adap i e Goal-
O ien ed (MAGO) amewo k o sol ing pa ame ic Pa ial Di e en ial Equa-
ions (PDEs). Ou me hod seeks o p oduce eliable syn he ic da a o measu e-
men s, which expe s can u ilize o sol ing In e se P oblems (IPs) o aining
Neu al Ne wo ks (NNs). We implemen ed his using piecewise-cons an ma e ials
ha align wi h he disc e iza ion. Ins ead o compu ing in eg als o each sample,
which would be ime-consuming, we p ecompu ed and sa ed he in eg als o a
uni a y sample only once, op imizing he s i ness ma ix compu a ion p ocess.
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9.1. Conclusions
This disse a ion mainly ocuses on expanding an ene gy-based hp-adap i e al-
go i hm p e iously limi ed o ellip ic p oblems o bo h ellip ic and non-ellip ic
p oblems unde a Goal-O ien ed (GO) amewo k.
Chap e 4 p oposes h- and p-Goal-O ien ed Adap i e (GOA) s a egies sui able
o bo h ellip ic and po en ially non-ellip ic p oblems. These s a egies use hie -
a chical basis unc ions o handle he hanging nodes, i s pe o ming a global and
uni o m e inemen and hen a coa sening s ep o emo e ce ain basis unc ions.
To de e mine which basis unc ions o emo e, we employ an uncon en ional sym-
me ic and posi i e de ini e bilinea o m ha quan i ies he e o in he Quan i y
o In e es (QoI). We es hese algo i hms on 1D Helmhol z and con ec ion-
di usion p oblems by applying he Laplace ope a o ’s pseudo-dual p oblem. The
nume ical esul s show a linea con e gence a e o he hscena ios and a quasi-
exponen ial a e o he pscena ios.
Chap e 5 in oduces an au oma ic adap i e mesh-gene a ion s a egy al e -
na ing be ween e inemen and quasi-op imal hp-un e inemen p ocedu es. Iden-
i ying which basis unc ions o emo e e icien ly p esen s a challenge. To ad-
d ess his, we ex end a coa sening s a egy p e iously ailo ed o ene gy-no m
adap i i y o add ess non-ellip ic p oblems and GOA s a egies. P ecisely, we
conside he ele ance o each basis unc ion o he solu ion using an inne p od-
uc associa ed wi h he p oblem’s bilinea o m. Based on hese e alua ions, each
coa sening s ep elimina es ce ain basis unc ions. The algo i hm’s design sim-
pli ies implemen a ion using hie a chical da a s uc u es ha a oid he con en-
ional 1-i egula i y ule, which usually deals wi h hanging nodes. Ou nume ical
esul s, which include 2D p oblems such as Poisson, Helmhol z, and con ec ion-
domina ed equa ions, alida e he algo i hm’s obus ness and as con e gence.
The esul ing algo i hm is easy o implemen , and due o i s obus ness and apid
con e gence, i shows po en ial o easy adap a ion o indus ial scena ios. Chap-
e 6 highligh s he s eng hs o ou algo i hm, showcasing i s pe o mance on a
3D he e ogeneous Helmhol z equa ion-based p oblem.
In Chap e 7, we in oduce he Mul i-Adap i e Goal-O ien ed (MAGO) s a -
egy o add ess he compu a ional cos s and da ase equi emen s associa ed wi h
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accu a ely aining a Deep Neu al Ne wo k (DNN) o mimic he o wa d sol e .
Building upon ou p e iously de eloped GOA app oach o non-pa ame ic Pa ial
Di e en ial Equa ions (PDEs), MAGO demons a es p omising esul s in e i-
cien ly gene a ing a single hp-mesh. This op imized mesh ensu es accu a e com-
pu a ion o he QoI o mul iple samples wi hin a single GOA p ocess. By com-
bining he indi idual e o s om all samples using l1,l2, and l∞no ms, he
MAGO app oach p o ides su icien ly accu a e solu ions o all scena ios, includ-
ing wa e p opaga ion examples wi h bo h h- e inemen s owa ds ma e ial discon-
inui ies and s ong p- e inemen s. The accu acy assessmen o MAGO ’s adap i -
i y h ough box plo s indica es ha a mo e signi ican numbe o samples in ol ed
in he adap i e p ocess (SA) leads o imp o ed hp-g id esul s. Consequen ly, he
s a is ical p ope ies associa ed wi h he maximum ela i e e o dec ease as SA
inc eases. The esul s unde sco e he obus ness, speed, and compu a ional e i-
ciency o MAGO as an al e na i e o gene a ing eliable da abases while ensu ing
high accu acy. Fu he mo e, he compu a ional cos s in e ms o Floa ing Poin
Ope a ions (FLOPs) o he Single-Adap i e Goal-O ien ed (SAGO) and MAGO
s a egies, based on ac o iza ion, a e de ailed in Tables 7.1 and 7.2, espec i ely.
No ably, he MAGO app oach demons a es i s e ec i eness in p oblem-sol ing
wi hin his con ex , as e idenced by CMAGO < CSAGO. This obse a ion unde -
sco es ha he MAGO app oach a ains a highe le el o accu acy while simul a-
neously educing cos s, ende ing i a pa icula ly sui able choice o add essing
challenging p oblems.
9.2. Fu u e Wo k
In his disse a ion, we iden i y po en ial pa hs o u u e esea ch. One signi -
ican a enue is he ex ension o algo i hms o add ess mul i-physics p oblems,
no ably H(cu l) and H(di ). Enhanced pa alleliza ion and ac o iza ion ech-
niques can educe u u e compu a ional esou ce equi emen s. Mo eo e , i is
c ucial o alida e he e icacy o ou algo i hms in eal-wo ld scena ios such as
Magne o ellu ics, Con olled Sou ces, and Logging While D illing.
Fu he mo e, ou app oach o gene a ing expansi e da abases, explici ly de-
signed o DNN aining, can be imp o ed. By in eg a ing ou s a egy wi h
Machine Lea ning (ML) me hodologies, we can expedi e and imp o e he DNN
aining p ocesses. An in-dep h analysis o he impac o he na u e and dis ibu-
ion o a ious andom samples on Deep Lea ning (DL) in e sion could p o ide
c i ical insigh s o op imiza ion.
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