The residual history of the test with Stokes flow shows that it's reaching the solver tolerance after ~27 iterations. This is 8k panels, and speedup of the relaxation strategy is 3.5x.
For the Laplace equation, forcing the iterations up to 25 resulted in a speed-up of 3.2x (table 3.4 in the paper, 5.4 in the thesis), when using 32k panels. It looks like there wasn't much difference in the speedup whether you used 8k or 32k panels.
Since the Stokes kernel expansions are equivalent to four Laplace kernels, I am confused as to why the speedups are not even higher for Stokes. It seems to be performing about the same for both kernels, following the reasoning above.
The residual history of the test with Stokes flow shows that it's reaching the solver tolerance after ~27 iterations. This is 8k panels, and speedup of the relaxation strategy is 3.5x.
For the Laplace equation, forcing the iterations up to 25 resulted in a speed-up of 3.2x (table 3.4 in the paper, 5.4 in the thesis), when using 32k panels. It looks like there wasn't much difference in the speedup whether you used 8k or 32k panels.
Since the Stokes kernel expansions are equivalent to four Laplace kernels, I am confused as to why the speedups are not even higher for Stokes. It seems to be performing about the same for both kernels, following the reasoning above.