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Subject: Re: Help wanted: the ax=b type problem in the hypercube ...
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Date: 29 Mar 91 22:55:28 GMT
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Eric,
  How nice is your A matrix?  is it a tri-diagional or a matrix where
Gaussian elimination might be used.
   One ref is "Parallel  Algorithms & Matrix Computation" Jagdish Modi,
Clarendon Press, 1988.
   For my term project, I'm working on tridiagonal solvers running on
a CM2 and an 8-cpu Cray Y-MP.

Frank Tower

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