Works Published in 1986
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1986 journal article
Convergence of the {F_N} method for multi-group transport
Trans. Th. Stat. Phys., 15, 821–828.
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Added: August 29, 2019
1986 journal article
A Shamanskii-like acceleration scheme for nonlinear equations at singular roots
Mathematics of Computation, 47(176), 609–623.
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Added: August 29, 2019
1986 report
Progress Report Number 2 on Contract AFOSR-84-0240.
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Added: August 18, 2019
1986 journal article
Vector algorithms for H-equations arising in radiative transfer through inhomogeneous media
Transport Theory and Statistical Physics, 15(1-2), 33–48.
TL;DR:
Algorithms for vector computers, in particular the CDC Cyber 205, that make it practical to solve exit distribution problem for one speed isotropic radiative transfer in an inhomogeneous slab in terms of an analog of the Chandrasekhar H-Function are given.
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Added: July 28, 2019
1986 journal article
Convergence of the FN - method for multi-group transport
Transport Theory and Statistical Physics, 15(6-7), 821–828.
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Added: July 28, 2019
1986 journal article
Complexity of dense-linear-system solution on a multiprocessor ring
Linear Algebra and Its Applications, 77(C), 205–239.
Contributors: I. Ipsen *, Y. Saad * & M. Schultz*
TL;DR:
The objective is to compare a variety of algorithms, which are fairly reasonable to program and to analyze, for the solution of a single problem on a certain class of parallel architectures, thereby leading to a more realistic approach to future algorithm development on multiprocessor machines.
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1986 chapter
The Impact of Parallel Architectures on The Solution of Eigenvalue Problems
In Large Scale Eigenvalue Problems, Proceedings of the IBM Europe Institute Workshop on Large Scale Eigenvalue Problems (Vol. 127, pp. 37–49).
Contributors: I. Ipsen * & Y. Saad *
TL;DR:
This paper presents a short survey of recent work on parallel implementations of Numerical Linear Algebra algorithms with emphasis on those relating to the solution of the symmetric eigenvalue problem on loosely coupled multiprocessor architectures.
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1986 conference paper
Design Methodology For Systolic Arrays
In J. M. Speiser (Ed.), Advanced Algorithms and Architectures for Signal Processing I (Vol. 696, pp. 245–259).
Contributors: J. Delosme * & I. Ipsen*
Ed(s): J. Speiser
Event: 30th Annual Technical Symposium
TL;DR:
The first elements of such a theory are presented in this paper, which aims to provide a general theory for more general coupled systems of affine recurrence equations.
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1986 journal article
Parallel solution of symmetric positive definite systems with hyperbolic rotations
Linear Algebra and Its Applications, 77(C), 75–111.
Contributors: J. Delosme * & I. Ipsen *
TL;DR:
A systolic (VLSI) architecture implementing the resulting recurrence equations is more efficient than previously proposed pipelined Toeplitz system solvers and is amenable to implementation on a variety of parallel and vector machines.
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Added: July 28, 2019
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