A class of Lanczos-like algorithms implemented on parallel computers
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At first the standard Lanczos algorithm for computing extreme eigenvalues of symmetric matrices and then its parallel implementation (without reorthogonalization) on a hypercube computer and a CRAY-2 are discussed. The inner products in the standard algorithm cannot be performed in parallel. The Lanczos algorithm is reconstructed to gain better performance. Finally an s-step method is developed which is a new version of the Lanczos method. Some numerical examples are given.
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