Multitasking the conjugate gradient method on the CRAY X-MP/48
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We show how to efficiently implement the preconditioned conjugate gradient method on a four processors computer CRAY X-MP/48. We solve block tridiagonal systems using block preconditioners well suited to parallel computation. Numerical results are presented that exhibit nearly optimal speedup and high M-flops rates.
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