Improved approach to execution of finite-element codes on hypercube and similar concurrent data processors increases efficiency of computation for many different types of problems. Based on flexible general model of computation on, and communication among, large-node parallel processors. Hybrid combining direct methods within subdomains and preconditioned-conjugate-gradient (PCG) iteration on remaining boundary system to obtain method of solution both robust and efficient. Preserves general structure and function of conventional sequential finite-element-method software. Generalized to both distributed- and shared-memory multicomputers, eliminating degree of machine specificity restricting general usefulness.
Concurrent Finite-Element Analysis On Hypercube Computers
NASA Tech Briefs ; 14 , 10
1990-10-01
Miscellaneous
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English
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