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Research Report MRR97-054
Parallel eigenvalue routines on the Fujitsu VPP300
David L. Harrar II, Margaret H. Kahn, Michael R. Osborne
Abstract:
As part of the Fujitsu-ANU Parallel Mathematical Subroutine Library
Project we have developed a suite of parallel eigenvalue decomposition
routines to handle a variety of input matrices. For a dense real symmetric
matrix there are routines using the Jacobi algorithm and routines which
first reduce the symmetric matrix to tridiagonal form. All algorithms
have been developed to fully exploit the vector capabilities of the VPP300.
Many approaches require the eigendecomposition of a tridiagonal matrix and
high performance for this step has been obtained by using a multisection
algorithm to find the eigenvalues and inverse iteration to compute the
eigenvectors. The inverse iteration step achieves high performance through
the use of a wrap-around partitioning algorithm for solving tridiagonal
systems.
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