Variants of thick-restart Lanczos for the Bethe-Salpeter eigenvalue problem

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Hauptverfasser: Alvarruiz, Fernando, Mellado-Pinto, Blanca, Roman, Jose E.
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author Alvarruiz, Fernando
Mellado-Pinto, Blanca
Roman, Jose E.
author_facet Alvarruiz, Fernando
Mellado-Pinto, Blanca
Roman, Jose E.
contents The non-Hermitian Bethe-Salpeter eigenvalue problem, in the definite case, is a structured eigenproblem, with real eigenvalues coming in pairs $\{λ,-λ\}$ where the corresponding pair of eigenvectors are closely related, and furthermore the left eigenvectors can be trivially obtained from the right ones. We exploit these properties to devise three variants of structure-preserving Lanczos eigensolvers to compute a subset of eigenvalues (those of either smallest or largest magnitude) together with their corresponding right and left eigenvectors. For this to be effective in real applications, we need to incorporate a thick-restart technique in a way that the overall computation preserves the problem structure. The new methods are validated in an implementation within the SLEPc library using several test matrices, some of them coming from the Yambo materials science code.
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spellingShingle Variants of thick-restart Lanczos for the Bethe-Salpeter eigenvalue problem
Alvarruiz, Fernando
Mellado-Pinto, Blanca
Roman, Jose E.
Numerical Analysis
65F15, 15A18, 65F50
The non-Hermitian Bethe-Salpeter eigenvalue problem, in the definite case, is a structured eigenproblem, with real eigenvalues coming in pairs $\{λ,-λ\}$ where the corresponding pair of eigenvectors are closely related, and furthermore the left eigenvectors can be trivially obtained from the right ones. We exploit these properties to devise three variants of structure-preserving Lanczos eigensolvers to compute a subset of eigenvalues (those of either smallest or largest magnitude) together with their corresponding right and left eigenvectors. For this to be effective in real applications, we need to incorporate a thick-restart technique in a way that the overall computation preserves the problem structure. The new methods are validated in an implementation within the SLEPc library using several test matrices, some of them coming from the Yambo materials science code.
title Variants of thick-restart Lanczos for the Bethe-Salpeter eigenvalue problem
topic Numerical Analysis
65F15, 15A18, 65F50
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.20920