Locally optimal block preconditioned conjugate gradient (LOBPCG)
Solves the generalized eigenproblem $Ax = λBx$ approximately where $A$ and $B$ are Hermitian linear maps, and $B$ is positive definite. $B$ is taken to be the identity by default. It can find the smallest (or largest) k eigenvalues and their corresponding eigenvectors which are B-orthonormal. It also admits a preconditioner and a "constraints" matrix C, such that the algorithm returns the smallest (or largest) eigenvalues associated with the eigenvectors in the nullspace of C'B.
Usage
IterativeSolvers.lobpcg — FunctionThe Locally Optimal Block Preconditioned Conjugate Gradient Method (LOBPCG)
Finds the nev extremal eigenvalues and their corresponding eigenvectors satisfying AX = λBX.
A and B may be generic types but Base.mul!(C, AorB, X) must be defined for vectors and strided matrices X and C. size(A, i::Int) and eltype(A) must also be defined for A.
lobpcg(A, [B,] largest, nev; kwargs...) -> resultsArguments
A: linear operator;B: linear operator;largest:trueif largest eigenvalues are desired and false if smallest;nev: number of eigenvalues desired.
Keywords
log::Bool: default isfalse; iftrue,results.tracewill store iterations states; iffalseonlyresults.tracewill be empty;P: preconditioner of residual vectors, must overloadldiv!;C: constraint to deflate the residual and solution vectors orthogonal to a subspace; must overloadmul!;maxiter: maximum number of iterations; default is 200;tol::Real: tolerance to which residual vector norms must be under.
Output
results: aLOBPCGResultsstruct.r.λandr.Xstore the eigenvalues and eigenvectors.
lobpcg(A, [B,] largest, X0; kwargs...) -> resultsArguments
A: linear operator;B: linear operator;largest:trueif largest eigenvalues are desired and false if smallest;X0: Initial guess, will not be modified. The number of columns is the number of eigenvectors desired.
Keywords
not_zeros: default isfalse. Iftrue,X0will be assumed to not have any all-zeros column.log::Bool: default isfalse; iftrue,results.tracewill store iterations states; iffalseonlyresults.tracewill be empty;P: preconditioner of residual vectors, must overloadldiv!;C: constraint to deflate the residual and solution vectors orthogonal to a subspace; must overloadmul!;maxiter: maximum number of iterations; default is 200;tol::Real: tolerance to which residual vector norms must be under.
Output
results: aLOBPCGResultsstruct.r.λandr.Xstore the eigenvalues and eigenvectors.
lobpcg(A, [B,] largest, X0, nev; kwargs...) -> results
Arguments
A: linear operator;B: linear operator;largest:trueif largest eigenvalues are desired and false if smallest;X0: block vectors such that the eigenvalues will be found size(X0, 2) at a time; the columns are also used to initialize the first batch of Ritz vectors;nev: number of eigenvalues desired.
Keywords
log::Bool: default isfalse; iftrue,results.tracewill store iterations states; iffalseonlyresults.tracewill be empty;P: preconditioner of residual vectors, must overloadldiv!;C: constraint to deflate the residual and solution vectors orthogonal to a subspace; must overloadmul!;maxiter: maximum number of iterations; default is 200;tol::Real: tolerance to which residual vector norms must be under.
Output
results: aLOBPCGResultsstruct.r.λandr.Xstore the eigenvalues and eigenvectors.
IterativeSolvers.lobpcg! — Functionlobpcg!(iterator::LOBPCGIterator; kwargs...) -> resultsArguments
iterator::LOBPCGIterator: a struct having all the variables required for the LOBPCG algorithm.
Keywords
not_zeros: default isfalse. Iftrue, the initial Ritz vectors will be assumed to not have any all-zeros column.log::Bool: default isfalse; iftrue,results.tracewill store iterations states; iffalseonlyresults.tracewill be empty;maxiter: maximum number of iterations; default is 200;tol::Real: tolerance to which residual vector norms must be under.
Output
results: aLOBPCGResultsstruct.r.λandr.Xstore the eigenvalues and eigenvectors.
Implementation Details
A LOBPCGIterator is created to pre-allocate all the memory required by the method using the constructor LOBPCGIterator(A, B, largest, X, P, C) where A and B are the matrices from the generalized eigenvalue problem, largest indicates if the problem is a maximum or minimum eigenvalue problem, X is the initial eigenbasis, randomly sampled if not input, where size(X, 2) is the block size bs. P is the preconditioner, nothing by default, and C is the constraints matrix. The desired k eigenvalues are found bs at a time.
References
Implementation is based on [Knyazev1993] and [Scipy].
- Knyazev1993Andrew V. Knyazev. "Toward the Optimal Preconditioned Eigensolver: Locally Optimal Block Preconditioned Conjugate Gradient Method" SIAM Journal on Scientific Computing, 23(2):517–541 2001.
- ScipySee Scipy LOBPCG implementation