@article{Schweitzer.Ziegenhagel:2018, author="Schweitzer, Marc Alexander and Ziegenhagel, Albert", title="Multilevel preconditioners for embedded enriched partition of unity approximations", journal="Advanced Modeling and Simulation in Engineering Sciences", year="2018", month="May", day="18", volume="5", number="1", pages="13", abstract = {In this paper we are concerned with the non-invasive embedding of enriched partition of unity approximations in classical finite element simulations and the efficient solutionof the resulting linear systems. The employed embedding is based on the partition ofunity approach introduced in Schweitzer and Ziegenhagel (Embedding enrichedpartition of unity approximations in finite element simulations. In: Griebel M, SchweitzerMA, editors. Meshfree methods for partial differential equations VIII. Lecture notes inscience and engineering, Cham, Springer International Publishing; 195–204,2017)which is applicable to any finite element implementation and thus allows for a stableenrichment of e.g. commercial finite element software to improve the quality of itsapproximation properties in a non-invasive fashion. The major remaining challenge isthe efficient solution of the arising linear systems. To this end, we apply classical subspace correction techniques to design non-invasive efficient multilevel solvers byblending a non-invasive algebraic multigrid method (applied to the finite elementcomponents) with a (geometric) multilevel solver (Griebel and Schweitzer in SIAM J SciComput 24:377–409,2002; Schweitzer in Numer Math 118:307–28,2011) (applied tothe enriched embedded components). We present first numerical results in two andthree space dimensions which clearly show the (close to) optimal performance of theproposed solver.}, doi = {10.1186/s40323-018-0107-6}, url = {https://amses-journal.springeropen.com/articles/10.1186/s40323-018-0107-6}, annote = {refereed article,ag-schweitzer} }