Abstract. Maximum weight matchings have become an important tool for solving highly indefinite unsymmetric linear systems, especially in direct solvers. In this study we investigate the benefit of reorderings and scalings based on symmetrized maximum weight matchings as a preprocessing step for incomplete LDL T factorizations. The reorderings are constructed such that the matched entries form 1 × 1or2 × 2 diagonal blocks in order to increase the diagonal dominance of the system. During the incomplete factorization only tridiagonal pivoting is used. We report results for this approach and comparisons with other solution methods for a diverse set of symmetric indefinite matrices, ranging from nonlinear elasticity to interior point optimizatio...
Incomplete LU-factorizations have been very successful as preconditioners for solving sparse linear ...
This paper focuses on efficiently solving large sparse symmetric indefinite systems of linear equati...
In this article, we present several new permutations for I-matrices making these more suitable for i...
We consider the application of the conjugate gradient method to the solution of large symmetric, ind...
Abstract Incomplete LU factorization preconditioning techniques often have difficulty on indefinite ...
Abstract. Incomplete LU factorization preconditioning techniques often have difficulty on indefinite...
AbstractThe LDLT factorization of a symmetric indefinite matrix, although efficient computationally,...
We consider the application of the conjugate gradient method to the solution of large, symmetric ind...
Abstract. Limited-memory incomplete Cholesky factorizations can provide robust precondi-tioners for ...
Standard preconditioners, like incomplete factorizations, perform well when the coefficient matrix i...
We transform and partition the symmetric indefinite (saddle point) matrices into a block structure w...
After briefly recalling some relevant approaches for preconditioning large symmetric linear systems,...
In this article, we present several new permutations for I-matrices making these more suitable for i...
In this paper, we address the problem of preconditioning sequences of large sparse indefinite system...
Abstract. We consider the application of the conjugate gradient method to the solution of large symm...
Incomplete LU-factorizations have been very successful as preconditioners for solving sparse linear ...
This paper focuses on efficiently solving large sparse symmetric indefinite systems of linear equati...
In this article, we present several new permutations for I-matrices making these more suitable for i...
We consider the application of the conjugate gradient method to the solution of large symmetric, ind...
Abstract Incomplete LU factorization preconditioning techniques often have difficulty on indefinite ...
Abstract. Incomplete LU factorization preconditioning techniques often have difficulty on indefinite...
AbstractThe LDLT factorization of a symmetric indefinite matrix, although efficient computationally,...
We consider the application of the conjugate gradient method to the solution of large, symmetric ind...
Abstract. Limited-memory incomplete Cholesky factorizations can provide robust precondi-tioners for ...
Standard preconditioners, like incomplete factorizations, perform well when the coefficient matrix i...
We transform and partition the symmetric indefinite (saddle point) matrices into a block structure w...
After briefly recalling some relevant approaches for preconditioning large symmetric linear systems,...
In this article, we present several new permutations for I-matrices making these more suitable for i...
In this paper, we address the problem of preconditioning sequences of large sparse indefinite system...
Abstract. We consider the application of the conjugate gradient method to the solution of large symm...
Incomplete LU-factorizations have been very successful as preconditioners for solving sparse linear ...
This paper focuses on efficiently solving large sparse symmetric indefinite systems of linear equati...
In this article, we present several new permutations for I-matrices making these more suitable for i...