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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"sequences of linear systems"”.

  1. Recycling Techniques for Sequences of Linear Systems and Eigenproblems

    Sequences of matrices arise in many applications in science and engineering. In this thesis we consider matrices that are closely related (or closely related in groups), and we take advantage of the small differences between them to efficiently solve sequences of linear systems and eigenproblems. …

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  2. Recycling Preconditioners for Sequences of Linear Systems and Matrix Reordering

    … many applications require the solution of a sequence of linear systems. There are many ways to solve linear systems and we always look for methods that are faster and/or require less storage. In this dissertation, we focus on solving these systems with Krylov subspace methods and how to …

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  3. Strategies For Recycling Krylov Subspace Methods and Bilinear Form Estimation

    The main theme of this work is effectiveness and efficiency of Krylov subspace methods and Krylov subspace recycling. While solving long, slowly changing sequences of large linear systems, such as the ones that arise in engineering, there are many issues we need to consider if we want to make the …

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  4. Iterative Solution Methods for Reduced-Order Models of Parameterized Partial Differential Equations

    … differential equations (PDEs) using techniques of reduced-order modeling. Parameterized equations of this type arise in numerous mathematical models. In some settings, e.g. sensitivity analysis, design optimization, and uncertainty quantification, it is necessary to compute discrete solutions of

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