Non-stationary parallel multisplitting algorithms for almost linear systems
Non-stationary parallel multisplitting iterative methods for the solution of almost linear systems are introduced. The methods are extensions of non-stationary methods for the solution of such systems. A non-stationary parallel nonlinear algorithm based on the accelerated overrelaxation-type methods is introduced. Its extension to asynchronous algorithm is also considered. Convergence properties of synchronous and asynchronous versions of these methods are studied for M-matrices and H-matrices. In the last section some numerical experiments on a distributed memory multiprocessor illustrating the performance of these algorithms are discussed.
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- Nonstationary parallel relaxed multisplitting methods
- The weaker convergence of non-stationary matrix multisplitting methods for almost linear systems
- Parallel, synchronous and asynchronous two-stage multisplitting methods
- Some convergence results for almost linear parallel iterations
- On asynchronous iterations
- Multisplittings and parallel iterative methods
- Efficient split algorithms for continuous-time and discrete-time systems
- Non-stationary parallel multisplitting methods
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