Coarse Space
The coarse space of BDDC consists of energy minimal functions with the given values of the coarse degrees of freedom. This is the same coarse space as used for corners in a version of BDD for plates and shells. The difference is that in BDDC, the coarse problem is used in an additive fashion, while in BDD, it is used a multiplicatively.
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