Omega=1.85Python Gauss-Seidel CPU-time:1.62. Iterations 56Jacobi CPU-time: 0.04. Iterations 492Cython Gauss-Seidel CPU-time:0.97. Iterations 56which illustrates the extreme efficiency whenever a numerical schememay be expressed by means of numpy-array-slicing. Note that thenumpy-array-slicing Jacobi scheme converge slower than theGauss-Seidel scheme in terms of iterations, and need approximately 10times as many iterations as the Gauss-seidel algorithm.
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But even inthis situation the CPU-speed of the Jacobi scheme with array-slicingis approximately 40 times faster than the Gauss-Seidel scheme inpython. We also observe that the Cython implementation Gauss-Seidelscheme is approximately 1.7 times faster than the python counter part,but not by far as fast as the Jacobi scheme with array-slicing, whichis approximately 24 times faster. Emfs /src -ch7 / #python #package nonlinpoissonsor.py @ git@lrhgit/tkt4140/src/src-ch7/nonlinpoissonsor.py; gaussseidelsor.pyx @ git@lrhgit/tkt4140/src/src-ch7/gaussseidelsor.pyx gaussseidelsor.so @ git@lrhgit/tkt4140/src/src-ch7/gaussseidelsor.soExercise 9: Symmetric solutionProve that the analytical solution of the temperature field ( T(x,y) ) inis symmetric around ( x = 0.5 ).Exercise 10: Stop criteria for the Poisson equationImplement the various stop criteria outlined in for the Possion equation in two dimensions.
. 244 Downloads.AbstractIn this paper, a numerical method for computing the relaxation modulus of a linearly viscoelastic material is presented. The method is valid for relaxation tests where a constant strain rate is followed by a constant strain. The method is similar to the procedure suggested by Zapas and Phillips.
Unlike Zapas-Phillips approach, this new method can be also applied for times shorter than t 1/2, where t 1 denotes time when the maximum strain is achieved. Therefore this method is very suitable for materials that experiences fast relaxation. The method is verified with numerical simulations. Results from the simulations are compared with analytical solution and Zapas-Phillips method. Results indicate that the presented approach is suitable for estimating the relaxation modulus.