Parallel Iterative Algorithm for Solving Block-Tridiagonal Linear Equations
LV Quan-yi
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LV Quan-yi
Abstract
During the solution of the science problems,a single processor can not satisfy the needs,parallel processing is a quite good solution to the block-tridiagonal linear equations.A parallel iterative algorithm for block-tridiagonal linear equations on distributed-memory multi-computers is presented.Making full use of the special structure of the coefficient matrix,the algorithm is a parallel iterative algorithm based on decomposing the coefficient matrix properly.The communication between the adjacent processors only needs three times.Theoretically,this paper gives a sufficient condition about convergence of this algorithm.Finally,some numerical results on HP rx2600 cluster demonstrate that practice computing is consistent with theory.The algorithm 's parallelism is preferable.
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During the solution of the science problems,a single processor can not satisfy the needs,parallel processing is a quite good solution to the block-tridiagonal linear equations.A parallel iterative algorithm for block-tridiagonal linear equations on distributed-memory multi-computers is presented.Making full use of the special structure of the coefficient matrix,the algorithm is a parallel iterative algorithm based on decomposing the coefficient matrix properly.The communication between the adjacent processors only needs three times.Theoretically,this paper gives a sufficient condition about convergence of this algorithm.Finally,some numerical results on HP rx2600 cluster demonstrate that practice computing is consistent with theory.The algorithm 's parallelism is preferable.
Key concepts: Tridiagonal matrix, Coefficient matrix, Iterative method, Algorithm, Block (permutation group theory), Convergence (economics), Computer science, Parallel algorithm