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A systolic array design for matrix system solution by the symmetric bordering method (English)
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28 June 1992
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It is shown that the symmetric bordering algorithm for matrix inversion with the special case for solving a linear system is a permuted form of the \(2*2\) block Gaussian elimination scheme. The aim of this paper is to demonstrate that symmetric bordering can be performed by a systolic array and that this technique is more efficient than previous arrays for computing the matrix inverse and the solution of linear systems by elimination techniques.
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symmetric bordering algorithm
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matrix inversion
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block Gaussian elimination scheme
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systolic array
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