1996 Copper Mountain Conference on Iterative Methods
General Information
The conference was held in
Copper Mountain, Colorado (USA) from Tuesday, April 9 to Saturday, April 13, 1996. This
was the fourth in an every other year conference series on iterative methods and related
topics at this location. The fifth conference will be in March 30 to April 3, 1998.
Contact copper@colorado.edu for more
information about future conferences.
The conference focus this
time is iterative methods for linear and nonlinear systems of equations. This includes
theory, algorithm development, large scale applications, and parallel implementation.
The schedule, attendees, and views of the town are available.
Organizing Institutions
- The University of Colorado
- Front Range Scientific Computations, Inc.
Sponsors
- Department of Energy
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration
- Cray Research, Inc.
Papers
- J. M. Banoczi and C. T. Kelley
A Multilevel Method for Conductive-Radiative Heat Transfer
Abstract
Paper
- A. Basermann, B. Reichel, and Schelthoff
Parallel Preconditioning Techniques for Sparse CG Solvers
Abstract
- M. Benzi and M. Tuma
Approximate Inverse Preconditioning of Iterative Methods for Nonsymmetric Linear
Systems
Abstract
Paper
- S. W. Bova and G. F. Carey
Iterative Solution of the Semiconductor Device Equations
Paper
- H.-J. Bungartz
A unidirectional approach for d-dimensional finite element methods of higher order on
sparse grids
Abstract
Paper
- Z. Cai, T. A. Manteuffel, S. F. McCormick, and S. V. Parter
First Order System Least Squares for the Pure Traction Problem in Planar Linear
Elasticity
Abstract
Paper
- H. Choi and D. B. Szyld
Threshold Partitioning of Sparse Matrices and Applications to Markov Chains
Abstract
Paper
- M. Clemens and T. Weiland
Iterative Methods for the Solution of Very Large Complex Symmetric Linear Systems of
Equations in Electrodynamics
Paper
- X. Feng
A Mixed Finite Element Domain Decomposition Method for Nearly Elastic Wave Equations in
the Frequency Domain
Abstract
Paper
- P. A. Gray
Iteration Schemes for Parallelizing Models of Superconductivity
Abstract
Paper
- G. Horton
On the Multi-Level Solution Algorithm for Markov Chains
Abstract
Paper
- C. T. Kelley, C. T. Miller, and M. D. Tocci
Method of Lines Solution of Richards' Equation
Abstract
Paper
- P. Kolm, P. Arbenz, and W. Gander
Generalized Subspace Correction Methods
Abstract
Paper
- C.-Y. G. Lai
Multilevel Solvers of First-Order System Least-Squares for Stokes Equations
Abstract
Paper
- A. A. Lorber, G. F. Carey, S. W. Bova, C. H. Harle
Accelerated Solution of Non-Linear Navier-Stokes Problems using Chebyshev Iteration
Polynomial Based Runge-Kutta Recursions
Abstract
Paper
- V. Menkov
Solving Block Linear Systems with Low-Rank Off-Diagonal Blocks Is Easily Parallelizable
Abstract
Paper
- C. W. Oosterlee and T. Washio
An Evaluation of Parallel Multigrid as Solver and Preconditioner for Singular
Perturbation Problems
Abstract
Paper
- Y. Shapira
Parallelizable Approximate Solvers for Recursions Arising in Preconditioning
Abstract
Paper
- M. Sosonkina, R. A. Kapania, H. F. Walker, and L. T. Watson
A New Adaptive GMRES Algorithm for Achieving High Accuracy
Abstract
Paper
- S. V. Veronese and H. G. Othmer
Scalable Implicit Methods for Reaction-Diffusion Equations in Two and Three Space
Dimensions
Paper
- K. Wu, Y. Saad, A. Strathopoulos
Preconditioned Krylov Subspace Methods for Eigenvalue Problems
Paper
- D. Xie
New Parallel SOR Method by Domain Partitioning
Abstract
Paper
- J. Zhang
Multigrid Solution of the Convection-Diffusion Equation with High-Reynolds Number
Abstract
Paper
Conference Chairs
- Tom Manteuffel, University of Colorado at Boulder
- Steve McCormick, University of Colorado at Boulder
Program Committe
- Loyce Adams, University of Washington
- Steve Ashby, Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
- Howard Elman, University of Maryland
- Roland Freund, AT&T Bell Laboratories
- Anne Greenbaum, New York Univeristy
- Seymour Parter, University of Wisconsin
- Paul Saylor, University of Illinois
- Nick Trefethen, Cornell University
- Henk van der Vorst, University of Utrecht
- Homer Walker, Utah State University
- Olof Widlund, Courant Institute
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