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With the advent of very large scale parallel computers, it has become more and more important to also use the time direction for parallelization when solving evolution problems. While there are many successful algorithms for diffusive problems, only some of them are also effective for hyperbolic problems. We present here a mathematical analysis of a new method based on the diagonalization of the time stepping matrix proposed by Maday and Ronquist in 2007. Like many time-parallelization methods, at first this does not seem to be a very promising approach: the matrix is essentially triangular, or, for equidistant time steps, actually a Jordan block, and thus not diagonalizable. If one chooses however different time steps, diagonalization is possible, and one has to trade off between the accuracy due to necessarily having different time steps, and numerical errors in the diagonalization process of these almost nondiagonalizable matrices. We present for the first time such a diagonalization technique for the ...

A Direct Time Parallel Solver by Diagonalization for the Wave Equation