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Dongarra, Jack J.; Sameh, Ahmed H.

On some parallel banded system solvers. (English) Zbl 0572.65015

Parallel Comput. 1(1984), 223-235 (1985).

Authors’ summary: This paper describes algorithms for solving narrow banded systems and the Helmholtz difference equations that are suitable for multiprocessing systems. The organization of the algorithms highlight the large grain parallelism inherent in the problems.

Reviewer: F.Szidarovsky

Cited in 17 Documents

MSC:

65F05

Direct numerical methods for linear systems and matrix inversion

Keywords:

parallelism; multiprocessor; partitioning; banded systems; Helmholtz difference equations

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