Parallel Solution of Fredholm Integral-equations of the 2nd Kind By Accelerated Projection Methods
(1993) Parallel Computing — Vol. 19, n° 10, p. 1105-1115 (1993)
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- Conventional projection methods for the numerical solution of integral equations are serial in structure, and require substantial synchronization which seriously degrades their performance in a parallel environment. The present work focuses on the exploitation and implementation of a new class of computational techniques, known as accelerated projection methods, which are distinctly different from conventional methods, capable of high accuracy and which are particularly appropriate for concurrent computing. The methods are implemented in detail on a multiprocessor for a particular linear integral equation of interest. It is shown that accelerated projection methods possess a high degree of parallelism that leads to extremely efficient parallel algorithms.
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Aggarwal, R., Dellwo, DR., & Friedman, MB. (1993). Parallel Solution of Fredholm Integral-equations of the 2nd Kind By Accelerated Projection Methods. Parallel Computing, 19(10), 1105-1115. https://doi.org/10.1016/0167-8191(93)90020-L (Original work published 1993)