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The geometric convergence of a parallel domain decomposition method on manifolds
This paper establishes a convergence theory for a continuous domain decomposition method for elliptic equations on manifolds. This method originated in \cite{lions2} in the setting of Euclidean domains and was later adapted and generalized to manifolds by \cite{qin_wang_wang}. Although its convergen
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