The Sherman--Morrison formula is one scheme for computing the approximate inverse preconditioner of a large linear system of equations. However, parallelizing a preconditioning approach is not straightforward as it is necessary to include a sequential process in the matrix factorization.In this paper, we propose a formula that improves the performance of the Sherman--Morrison preconditioner by partially parallelizing the matrix factorization. This study shows that our parallel technique implemented on a PC cluster system of eight processing elements significantly reduces the computational time for the matrix factorization compared to the time taken by one processor. Our study has also verified that the Sherman--Morrison preconditioner perf...
In this paper, getting an high-efficiency parallel algorithm to solve sparse block pentadiagonal lin...
We present the submatrix method, a highly parallelizable method for the approximate calculation of i...
A popular class of preconditioners is known as incomplete factorizations. They can be thought of as ...
The Sherman--Morrison formula is one scheme for computing the approximate inverse preconditioner of ...
AbstractAn approach to preconditioning linear systems is presented, which is well suitable for paral...
Abstract:- A matrix inversion algorithm based on the Sherman-Morrison formula is analyzed and compar...
The AISM (Approximate Inverse based on the Sherman--Morrison Formula) method is one of the existing ...
The efficient parallel solution to large sparse linear systems of equations Ax = b is a central issu...
We review current methods for preconditioning systems of equations for their solution using iterativ...
We introduce a novel strategy for parallel preconditioning of large-scale linear systems by means of...
The class of preconditioning that approximates the inverse of the matrix A is studied in the thesis....
2nonenoneMARTINEZ CALOMARDO ANGELES; Mas JoséMARTINEZ CALOMARDO, Angeles; Mas, Jos
AbstractIn this paper, we propose a new implementation of the Newton scheme of an approximate precon...
This paper describes and tests a parallel implementation of a factorized approximate inverse precond...
A sparse approximate inverse technique is introduced to solve general sparse linear systems. The spa...
In this paper, getting an high-efficiency parallel algorithm to solve sparse block pentadiagonal lin...
We present the submatrix method, a highly parallelizable method for the approximate calculation of i...
A popular class of preconditioners is known as incomplete factorizations. They can be thought of as ...
The Sherman--Morrison formula is one scheme for computing the approximate inverse preconditioner of ...
AbstractAn approach to preconditioning linear systems is presented, which is well suitable for paral...
Abstract:- A matrix inversion algorithm based on the Sherman-Morrison formula is analyzed and compar...
The AISM (Approximate Inverse based on the Sherman--Morrison Formula) method is one of the existing ...
The efficient parallel solution to large sparse linear systems of equations Ax = b is a central issu...
We review current methods for preconditioning systems of equations for their solution using iterativ...
We introduce a novel strategy for parallel preconditioning of large-scale linear systems by means of...
The class of preconditioning that approximates the inverse of the matrix A is studied in the thesis....
2nonenoneMARTINEZ CALOMARDO ANGELES; Mas JoséMARTINEZ CALOMARDO, Angeles; Mas, Jos
AbstractIn this paper, we propose a new implementation of the Newton scheme of an approximate precon...
This paper describes and tests a parallel implementation of a factorized approximate inverse precond...
A sparse approximate inverse technique is introduced to solve general sparse linear systems. The spa...
In this paper, getting an high-efficiency parallel algorithm to solve sparse block pentadiagonal lin...
We present the submatrix method, a highly parallelizable method for the approximate calculation of i...
A popular class of preconditioners is known as incomplete factorizations. They can be thought of as ...