Iteration acceleration methods for solving three‐temperature heat conduction equations on distorted meshes

This article focuses on designing efficient iteration algorithms for nonequilibrium three‐temperature heat conduction equations, which are used to formulate the radiative energy transport problem. Based on the framework of relaxation iteration, we design a new accelerated iteration algorithm by reas...

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description This article focuses on designing efficient iteration algorithms for nonequilibrium three‐temperature heat conduction equations, which are used to formulate the radiative energy transport problem. Based on the framework of relaxation iteration, we design a new accelerated iteration algorithm by reasonable approximation of the Jacobi matrix, according to the characteristics of the discrete scheme for the three‐temperature equations. Adopting the iteration framework, we analyze the advantages and disadvantages of several iteration algorithms commonly used in practice and the new iteration algorithm. Finally, we compare the new iteration algorithm with some other iteration algorithms by solving several nonlinear models, and show that the new algorithm can achieve significant acceleration effect.
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