GAMG needs the kernel of the operator to build the coarsening spaces. In 
elasticity, these are the translation and the rotations. If I were to solve the 
Stokes problem using the Schur complement approach and I wanted to use GAMG for 
the Laplacian of the velocity block, should I pass the kernel as well? Is this 
kernel made of translation and rotation (of the velocity)? I haven’t found 
anything like this in the literature, hence my question.

Thanks
Miguel

Miguel A. Salazar de Troya
Postdoctoral Researcher, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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