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A novel, high-order, parallel-in-time integration procedure for complex fluid flows

Applicant Dr. Jonas Zeifang
Subject Area Mathematics
Fluid Mechanics
Term from 2021 to 2022
Project identifier Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Project number 457811052
 
Final Report Year 2022

Final Report Abstract

In this project, a high-order numerical method in space and time for the simulation of fluid flows has been developed and investigated. The main focus of this project has been the development of a novel time discretization for a discontinuous Galerkin spatial discretization, offering the possibility of a temporal parallelization. First, the basis has been set by introducing a class of implicit parallel-in-time integrators for ODEs. Furthermore, we have introduced a two-derivative discontinuous Galerkin method for fluid flow simulations. However, the assembly of both building blocks into an efficient parallel-intime PDE discretization required some rework of the numerical methods. As we have observed poor stability properties of the novel integrator class, an improvement for the novel time discretization class had to be developed, which has been achieved. A redesign of the temporal parallelization procedure became necessary to obtain good parallel speedups for fluid flow simulations. These modifications and some illustrative simulations on more than 1000 processors highlighting the good parallel performance of the novel method has been shown. We have shown that temporal parallelization can leverage further speedups of complex simulations when the speedup of the spatial parallelization already saturates.

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