Efficient parallel algorithms for dense Cholesky factorization
Dense Cholesky factorization arises in areas such as linear programming, boundary element methods and radiosity computations. In this paper we focus on designing efficient parallel algorithms for Cholesky factorization. In order to take portability into account, we utilize LogP in our performance analysis. LogP is a general parallel model utilizing point-to-point communication. The model captures important characteristics of parallel machines without taking into account specifics such as the interconnection network in order to deal with portability issues. The four parameters of LogP are: \(({\mathbf L})\): latency; \(({\mathbf o})\): overhead; \(({\mathbf g})\): gap; and \(({\mathbf P})\): number of processor/memory pairs. For ease of discussion, we assume that \(L= g\) and \(o= 0\). For the entire collection see [Zbl 0909.00047].
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