A Parallel Direct 3D Elliptic Solver

作者: Abdessamad Qaddouri , Jean Côté , Michel Valin

DOI: 10.1007/0-306-47015-2_43

关键词: Separable spaceTask (computing)AlgorithmComputer scienceElliptic boundary value problemSolverNumerical weather predictionElliptic solver

摘要: We have implemented and tested two distributed-memory direct solvers for a separable elliptic boundary value problem arising in numerical weather prediction The first version uses 4 data transpositions performs the tasks along each direction processor. second only 2 but inner task of solver across processors. performance algorithms is shown to be similar very good.

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