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February 22, 2026IMA Journal of Numerical Analysis0 citationsOpen Access

Structure-preserving spectral methods on a triangle

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JGJing GaoAIArieh Iserles

Key Points

  • To present a framework for stable spectral methods on triangular domains using a Koornwinder W-system and orthogonal polynomials.
  • Introduced a Koornwinder W-system for triangular domains.
  • Constructed spatial partial differentiation matrices that are skew-symmetric.
  • Analyzed the properties of the differentiation matrix and its implications for numerical methods.
  • Demonstrated numerical performance through computational experiments with varying parameters.
  • Achieved rapid convergence for the spectral method.
  • Demonstrated fast linear algebra operations using semiseparable matrices.
  • Ensured stability and preservation of structure in the underlying partial differential equations.

Abstract

Abstract We present an overarching framework for stable spectral methods on a triangle, defined by a multivariate W-system and based on orthogonal polynomials. Motivated by the Koornwinder orthogonal polynomials on the triangle we introduce a Koornwinder W-system. Once discretized by this W-system the resulting spatial partial differentiation matrices are skew-symmetric, affording important advantages insofar as stability and conservation of structure are concerned. We analyse the construction of the differentiation matrix. A major advantage of our approach is that it leads to linear algebraic systems with semiseparable matrices, which can be solved rapidly. Numerical performance is illustrated through experiments with different parameter choices. Our method exhibits key characteristics of a practical spectral method, exhibiting rapid convergence, fast linear algebra, stability and the preservation of structure of the underlying partial differential equation.

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Gao et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699a9de0482488d673cd41bchttps://doi.org/10.1093/imanum/draf133
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