Domain Decomposition Methods in Feel

This paper presents our ongoing work on building a versatile domain decomposition methods framework in Feel++ that provides expressivity (e.g. closeness to the mathematical language) and efficiency. We display in particular the capabilities of Feel++ regarding Schwarz (non)overlapping and mortar methods. Some numerical tests and code snippets, taken from Feel++, support the explanations.

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