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Hey there, here is an attempt to make an example for the use of a preconditioner, as discussed in #8. I implemented a simple Jacobi preconditioner, which does not seem to provide much advantage though. @patrick-kidger Any idea of a low hanging fruit solution to have a nicer demonstration of the use of preconditioners?
I personally would love to see an example with a hand crafted preconditioner such as the one proposed, and a more involved using e.g.
pyamg
preconditioning capability, with a possiblepure_callback
call.