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Abstract: In
this paper we present the current status of a method, first introduced in
2001 authored by J.-L. Lions, Y. Maday and G. Turinici that allows for
parallization in time for the simulation of systems of Ordinary Differential
Equations or time dependent partial differential equations. Following the same
strategy as the one that is used in domain decomposition methods for solving
elliptic problems that consists in breaking the domain of computation into
subdomains (with overlap or without) and solving iteratively over each subdomain
independently using different processors, the "parareal in time" method proposes
to break the global problem of time evolution into a series of independent
evolution problems on smaller time intervals.
The iterative algorithm is based on a predictor corrector approach that
generally converges quite fast, and leads, when very many processors are
available, to real time solution procedures. This reasoning led us to name
"parareal in time" (parallel in real time) this new algorithm.
Mots Clés: Parallelisation; Time dependent problems; Predictor-corrector; Shooting techniques
Date: 2008-06-09