Parallel implementation of block boundary value methods for ODEs (Q676146)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 991974
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 991974 |
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Parallel implementation of block boundary value methods for ODEs (English)
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18 August 1997
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The initial value problem is transformed to a block boundary value problem (BVP) over the domain of solution, using two \(k\)-step linear multistep formulas on a coarse and fine grid. This means simultaneous (instead of recursive) solution over \(t\). However, the ordinary differential equation (ODE) must be linear. The resulting solution of a linear system is parallelized. The method can also be used for BVPs. Excellent speedup is obtained on a transputer-based distributed memory computer. I miss the comparison to the recursive method.
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parallel implementation
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block boundary value methods
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parallelization
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linear multistep formulas
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