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Title: Parallel solution of the Helmholtz equation with high frequency


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Parallel solution of the Helmholtz equation with
high frequency
  • Dan Gordon
  • Computer Science
  • University of Haifa

Rachel Gordon Aerospace Eng. Technion
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OUTLINE
  • The wave equation
  • The Kaczmarz algorithm (KACZ)
  • KACZ ?? CARP (Component-Averaged Row Projections)
  • CARP-CG CG acceleration of CARP
  • Sample results with the Helmholtz equation

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The Helmholtz Equation
  • speed c frequency ?
  • wave length l c/?
  • wave number k 2p/l 2p?/c
  • wave eqn -?u - k2u f
  • Discretization with uniform grid size h
  • No. of grid pts per l Ng l/h 2p/kh
  • Considered desirable Ng 8, but Ng 6 also
    gave good results
  • Linear system is complex and strongly indefinite

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The Helmholtz Equation
  • Challenging problem when ? is high
  • Shifted Laplacian approach
  • Bayliss, Goldstein Turkel, 1983
  • introduced a shift into the Laplacian
  • Erlangga, Vuik Oosterlee, 2004/06
  • complex shift -?u - (1 - i b) k2 u f
  • Uses multigrid to solve the preconditioner
  • Not simple for irregular grids

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The Helmholtz Equation
  • Bollhöfer, Grote Schenk, 2009
  • Introduced algebraic multilevel preconditioner
  • Use symmetric max weight matchings and
    inverse-based pivoting
  • Applied to heterogeneous 2D and 3D domains
  • Can be parallelized in principle
  • Apologies to many others!

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The Kaczmarz algorithm (KACZ)
initial point
eq. 1
eq. 2
eq. 3
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KACZ with Relaxation Parameter
  • KACZ can be used with a relaxation parameter w
  • w1 project exactly on the hyperplane
  • wlt1 project in front of hyperplane
  • wgt1 project beyond the hyperplane
  • Cyclic relaxation eq. i is assigned a relaxation
    parameter wi

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Algebraic formulation of KACZ
  • Given the system Ax b
  • Consider the "normal equations" system AATy b,
    x ATy
  • Well-known fact KACZ is SOR applied to the
    normal equations
  • The relaxation parameter of KACZ is the usual
    relax. par. of SOR

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CARP Component-Averaged Row Projections
  • A block-parallel version of KACZ
  • The equations are divided into blocks (not
    necessarily disjoint)
  • A variable shared by 2 or more blocks is "cloned"
    into its neighboring blocks.
  • For each block (in parallel) do KACZ iterations
  • Every shared variable becomes the average of its
    values in the different blocks
  • Repeat until convergence

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CARP-CG CG acceleration of CARP
  • CARP is KACZ in some superspace (with cyclic
    relaxation parameters)
  • Björck Elfving (BIT '79) developed CGMN, which
    is a (sequential) CG-acceleration of KACZ (double
    sweep, fixed relax. parameter)
  • We extended this result to allow cyclic
    relaxation parameters
  • Result CARP-CG

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CARP-CG Properties
  • On one processor, CARP-CG is identical to CGMN
  • Particularly useful on systems with large
    off-diagonal elements
  • example convection-dominated PDEs
  • Discontinuous coefficients are handled without
    requiring domain decomposition (DD)

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Robustness of CARP-CG
  • KACZ inherently normalizes the eqns
  • After normalization, the diagonal elements of
    AAT are larger than the off-diagonal ones (in
    each row)
  • This is not diagonal dominance, but it makes the
    normal eqns manageable
  • Normalization was also found to be useful for
    discontinuous coefficients

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Application of CARP-CG to Helmholtz equation
  • A fixed relaxation parameter of 1.5 was used in
    all cases
  • Domain mostly unit square or unit cube
  • 2nd order central difference scheme

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Homogeneous 2D problem
  • Based on Erlangga et al. '04, 6.2
  • Eqn ?u k2u 0
  • Domain unit square 0,1 ? 0,1
  • Dirichlet bndry cond. on one side, with a
    discontinuity at midpoint
  • 1st-order absorbing bndry cond. on other sides
    (Sommerfeld radiation condition)
  • Grid points per l Ng 6, 8, 10
  • No. of processors 1 32
  • k (75), 150, 300, 450, 600

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Heterogeneous 2D problem
  • 3-layer heterogeneous problem
  • Based on Erlangga et al. '04, 6.3
  • Everything is identical to previous problem
  • EXCEPT

k600
k450
k300
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The Marmousi Model
  • Well-known benchmark for solvers of the Helmholtz
    equation
  • 6000m x 1600m vertical slice of earth surface,
    disturbance at top center
  • Highly heterogeneous and irregular
  • Speed of sound 1500 m/s to 4000 m/s
  • Tested on 12 node infiniband machine
  • Each node 2 quad CPUs

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Time (s) for rel-reslt10-7, Ng 7.5
grid freq. 1 proc 4 proc 8 proc 12 proc 16 proc 24 proc 32 proc
751 x 401 ?25 97 35 22 18 20 19 18
1501 x 401 ?50 786 262 144 106 107 85 77
2001 x 534 ?65 1868 627 334 237 253 190 158
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3D heterogeneous problem
  • Domain 0,1 ? 0,1 ? 0,1
  • Divided into 3 layers with k60, 72, 90
  • Point source in middle of one side
  • Sommerfeld radiation condition on bndry
  • Also tested with k60, 90, 145
  • on the infiniband machine

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Time (s) for 3D hom. het. problems,4 conv.
goals, on 1 xeon E5520 proc.
k Ng Grid 60 6.5 633 90 6.6 953 145 6.5 1513 60/90/145 6.5 15.7 1513
104 16 77 465 533
107 33 168 1024 1347
1010 51 258 1607 2159
1013 69 351 2209 2967
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Summary serial and parallel machines
  • When the frequency increases
  • Faster convergence (on a fixed grid)
  • Improved scalability (on a fixed grid)
  • Improved speedup (with a fixed Ng)
  • For fixed Ng no. of iterations is linear in k
  • Homogeneous heterogeneous problems
  • Simple to implement
  • Generally useful for various problems with large
    off-diagonal elements and discontinuous
    coefficients

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Other Potential Applications
  • Higher order schemes for the Helmholtz equation
    (good initial results)
  • Maxwell equations?
  • Saddle-point problems?
  • Circuit problems?
  • Linear solvers in some eigenvalue methods?
  • Suggestions are welcome!

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Relevant Publications
  • http//cs.haifa.ac.il/gordon/pub.html
  • CARP SIAM J Sci Comp 2005
  • CGMN ACM Trans Math Software 2008
  • Microscopy J Parallel Distr Comp 2008
  • Large convection discontin coef CMES 2009
  • CARP-CG Parallel Comp 2010
  • Scaling for discont coef J Comp Appl Math
    2010
  • Helmholtz equation tech rept
    http//cs.haifa.ac.il/gordon/helm.pdf
  • CARP-CG SOFTWARE AVAILABLE ON REQUEST
  • THANK YOU!
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