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Parallel implementations of certain algorithms for the linear inhomogeneous heat and wave equations

Date Issued
December 1, 1994
Author(s)
Fister, Kenneth William
Advisor(s)
Steven M. Serbin
Additional Advisor(s)
Sam Jordan
Chuck Collins
Permanent URI
https://trace.tennessee.edu/handle/20.500.14382/32844
Abstract

In this thesis we look at certain algorithms for the inhomogeneous heat and wave equa- tions, with the focus being the implementation of these algorithms in PVM (Parallel Virtual Ma- chine). PVM creates, via connection of workstations, a parallel environment. These algorithms are created in a special way to ensure that a phenomenon known as order reduction will not oc- cur; our numerical experiments confirm this. The parallelism in these algorithms is obtained by the use of partial fraction expansion of appropriate rational functions. Numerical evidence is fur- nished to show that the algorithms perform essentially the same in both serial and parallel mode.

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Master of Science
Major
Mathematics
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