Wouldn't this method at least have the advantage of being a drop-in replacement, where multigrid methods require a bit more work to integrate in to your solver?
Algebraic multigrid is usually called in the same way as a direct solver. For example, there are three distributed-memory parallel algebraic multigrid packages (and a bunch of other methods, direct and iterative) that may be used as runtime options with PETSc's same Solve call.
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Wouldn't this method at least have the advantage of being a drop-in replacement, where multigrid methods require a bit more work to integrate in to your solver?
Algebraic multigrid is usually called in the same way as a direct solver. For example, there are three distributed-memory parallel algebraic multigrid packages (and a bunch of other methods, direct and iterative) that may be used as runtime options with PETSc's same Solve call.