P. Igounet, Pablo Alfaro, M. Pedemonte, P. Ezzatti
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This article presents the implementation of the Strongly Implicit Procedure (SIP) to resolve penta-diagonal linear systems on a GPU in order to improve its computational efficiency. In particular, two different implementations of the SIP method on a GPU are presented and discussed. The experimental evaluation of the proposed methods demonstrates that a significant reduction on the runtime can be attained (acceleration values up to 4x ) when compared with both serial and parallel CPU implementations.