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Started by Jay Martinez
Sun, 06 Sep 1992 05:06
CMSSL routine for solving 2D finite difference?
Author: Jay Martinez
Date: Sun, 06 Sep 1992 05:06
Date: Sun, 06 Sep 1992 05:06
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I am trying to do a two-dimensional finite difference formulation
on a CM-200. For the resulting system of equations Ax=B, I get an
A maxtrix that looks like this:
| c d e |
| |
| b c d e |
| |
| b c d e |
| |
| b c d e |
| |
| a b c d |
| |
| a b c d |
| |
| a b c d |
| |
| a b c |
where the space between the centre tridiagonal band and the outer
bands is two. Does anyone know of a CMSSL routine that will solve
such a system? Or is there anyway to transform this system into
one that can be solved by another CMSSL sparse system routine?
The CMSSL routine gen_penta_diag doesn't seem to have a provision
for spaces between bands. I would appreciate any suggestions.
Jay Jansen Martinez (jamartin@NMSU.Edu)
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
New Mexico State University
Re: CMSSL routine for solving 2D finite difference?
Author: Robert Krawitz
Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1992 15:30
Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1992 15:30
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In article <JAMARTIN.92Sep5220655@gauss.nmsu.edu> jamartin@nmsu.edu (Jay Martinez) writes:
I am trying to do a two-dimensional finite difference formulation
on a CM-200. For the resulting system of equations Ax=B, I get an
A maxtrix that looks like this:
Lennart Johnsson (Director of Computational Sciences) made the following
comments:
To: Robert L Krawitz <rlk@Think.COM>
Subject: Re: CMSSL routine for solving 2D finite difference?
Date: Tue, 08 Sep 92 22:35:22 EDT
From: Lennart Johnsson <johnsson@Think.COM>
They can solve it iteratively using the grid-sparse matrix-vector
routine, or embed it in a block tridiagonal system (not necessarily
very efficient)
The performance of an iterative solver should be further enhanced
by the Stencil compiler in 3.1.
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