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摘要
在这种情况下,采用自适应求解块大小的并行算法比采用传统固定块大小的并行算法具有更好的性能。本文设计了一种新的基于Hammarling方法求解Cholesky因子的Lyapunov方程的并行波前算法描述了这些并行算法的并行自适应版本,并给出了在SGI Power Challenge上获得的实验结果
Parallel adaptive wavefront algorithms solving Lyapunov equations for the Cholesky factor on message passing multiprocessors
The order of the matrices involved in several algebraic problems decreases during the solution process In these cases parallel algorithms which use adaptive solving blocks sizes o er better performance results than the ones obtained on parallel algorithms using traditional constant block sizes Recently new parallel wavefront algorithms solving the Lyapunov equations for the Cholesky factor using Hammarling s method on message passing multiprocessors systems have been designed In this paper new parallel adapative versions of these parallel algorithms are described and experimental results obtained on an SGI Power Challenge are presented