Ultracomputer Implementation of Odd Even Reduction
Ultracomputer Implementation of Odd Even Reduction
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If this basic operation (reduction followed by unshuffling) is repeated log„N times, then all of the unknowns are uncoupled from each other, and the solution can be completed by solving a single scalar equation in each processor. Incidentally, the components of the solu- tion appear in their proper order, since exactly log N unshuffle operations have been performed. Back substitu- tion is, of course, unnecessary, since all of the unknowns have been determined at once. The machine cycle count fo...r the entire algorithm is proportional to log N .
A diagram of the algorithm follows for the case N = 8 . The vertical lines indicate the coupling between the un- knowns at each stage. The slanting lines represent the unshuffle operation.
3- We conclude this discussion with certain remarks which greatly extend the usefullness of the algorithm outlined above. In many applications it will be necessary to solve many tridiagonal systems simultaneously, instead of just one. For example, in a physical problem in three dimensions with an N xN xN mesh, it may be necessary to 2 solve N tridiagonal systems of order N, one corre- sponding to each row of the mesh parallel to one of the coordinate axes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If this basic operation (reduction followed by unshuffling) is repeated log„N times, then all of the unknowns are uncoupled from each other, and the solution can be completed by solving a single scalar equation in each processor. Incidentally, the components of the solu- tion appear in their proper order, since exactly log N unshuffle operations have been performed. Back substitu- tion is, of course, unnecessary, since all of the unknowns have been determined at once. The machine cycle count fo...r the entire algorithm is proportional to log N .
A diagram of the algorithm follows for the case N = 8 . The vertical lines indicate the coupling between the un- knowns at each stage. The slanting lines represent the unshuffle operation.
3- We conclude this discussion with certain remarks which greatly extend the usefullness of the algorithm outlined above. In many applications it will be necessary to solve many tridiagonal systems simultaneously, instead of just one. For example, in a physical problem in three dimensions with an N xN xN mesh, it may be necessary to 2 solve N tridiagonal systems of order N, one corre- sponding to each row of the mesh parallel to one of the coordinate axes.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles S Peskin to read onlineMoreLess
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