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For the Full Waveform Inversion in frequency-domain, the fast numerical solution of the time-harmonic wave equation is required. For large three-dimensional problems, the problem size exceeds several million of unknowns, and a short-recurrence Krylov method such as IDR(s) is used to solve linear systems of this size. Especially for high-frequency simulations, an efficient preconditioner needs to be applied in order to speed-up convergence.

In our presentation, we introduce a new preconditioner for the time-harmonic wave equation that exploits the hierarchical structure of the discretized problem. We use multilevel sequentially semiseparable (MSSS) matrix computations for the approximate inversion of the preconditioner. For large three-dimensional problems, we present a memory-efficient modification of the MSSS preconditioner that resembles the approximate solution of a sequence of two-dimensional problems. We conclude our presentation with numerical examples for the time-harmonic wave equation in both acoustic and elastic media, and in two and three spatial dimensions.

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A Fast Iterative Solution of the Time-harmonic Wave Equation with MSSS-preconditioned IDR(s)
Conference Proceedings 2016, 1 (2016); https://doi.org/10.3997/2214-4609.201601667
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