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Linear Algebra for Large Scale and Real-Time Applications

✍ Scribed by P. E. Bjørstad, J. Cook (auth.), Marc S. Moonen, Gene H. Golub, Bart L. R. De Moor (eds.)


Publisher
Springer Netherlands
Year
1993
Tongue
English
Leaves
434
Series
NATO ASI Series 232
Edition
1
Category
Library

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✦ Synopsis


In recent years there has been great interest in large scale and real-time matrix computations; these computations arise in a variety of fields, such as computer graphics, imaging, speech and image processing, telecommunication, biomedical signal processing, optimization and so on. This volume, which is an outgrowth of a NATO ASI, held at Leuven, Belgium, August 1992, gives an account of recent research advances in numerical techniques used in large scale and real-time computations and their implementation on high performance computers.
For anyone interested in any of these disciplines, this collection of papers is invaluable and provides state-of-the-art expositions as well as new and important trends and directions for the future, motivated and illustrated by a wealth of scientific and engineering applications.

✦ Table of Contents


Front Matter....Pages i-xi
Front Matter....Pages 1-1
Large Scale Structural Analysis on Massively Parallel Computers....Pages 3-11
Data-Parallel BLAS as a Basis for LAPACK on Massively Parallel Computers....Pages 13-20
Large-Scale Nonlinear Constrained Optimization....Pages 21-48
Trading off Parallelism and Numerical Stability....Pages 49-68
Subband Filtering: Cordic Modulation and Systolic Quadrature Mirror Filter Tree....Pages 69-89
A Parallel Image Rendering Algorithm and Architecture Based on Ray Tracing and Radiosity Shading....Pages 91-108
Reduction and Approximation of Linear Computational Circuits....Pages 109-135
The Look-Ahead Lanczos Process for Large Nonsymmetric Matrices and Related Algorithms....Pages 137-163
Case Studies of Real-Time Processing in Robotics....Pages 165-182
Adaptive Signal Processing with Emphasis on QRD-Least Squares Lattice....Pages 183-194
A Direct Method for Reordering Eigenvalues in the Generalized Real Schur form of a Regular Matrix Pair ( A, B )....Pages 195-218
Block Shift Invariance and Efficient System Identification Algorithms....Pages 219-229
Computing the Singular Value Decomposition on a Fat-Tree Architecture....Pages 231-240
A New Matrix Decomposition for Signal Processing....Pages 241-247
The Linear Algebra of Perfect Reconstruction Filtering....Pages 249-274
Determining Rank in the Presence of Error....Pages 275-291
Approximation with Kronecker Products....Pages 293-314
Some Linear Algebra Issues in Large-Scale Optimization....Pages 315-337
Front Matter....Pages 339-339
Direct and Inverse Unitary Eigenproblems in Signal Processing: An Overview....Pages 341-343
Block Implementations of the Symmetric QR and Jacobi Algorithms....Pages 345-346
Front Matter....Pages 339-339
Linear Algebra for Large-Scale Information Retrieval Applications....Pages 347-348
Matched Filter vs. Least-Squares Approximation....Pages 349-350
Reordering Diagonal Blocks in Real Schur Form....Pages 351-352
Placing Zeroes and the Kronecker Canonical Form....Pages 353-354
Analysis of the Recursive Least Squares Lattice Algorithm....Pages 355-356
Adaptive Chebyshev Iteration Based on Modified Moments....Pages 357-358
Continuous Realization Methods and their Applications....Pages 359-360
Asymptotic Behavior of Orthogonal Polynomials....Pages 361-362
CADCS and Parallel Computing....Pages 363-364
Eigenvalue Roulette and Random Test Matrices....Pages 365-368
On Numerical Methods for Unitary Eigenvalue Problems....Pages 369-370
Accurate Singular Values and Differential QD Algorithms....Pages 371-373
Orthogonal Projection and Total Least Squares....Pages 375-376
Gauss Quadratures Associated with the Arnoldi Process and the Lanczos Algorithm....Pages 377-380
An Implementation of the QMR Method Based on Coupled Two-Term Recurrences....Pages 381-384
Computationally Efficient Homotopies for the H 2 Model order Reduction Problem....Pages 385-386
A Fast Algorithm for QR Decomposition of Toeplitz Matrices....Pages 387-388
Unitary Hessenberg Methods for Toeplitz Approximations and Applications....Pages 389-390
Perturbation Theory and Backward Error for AX - XB = C ....Pages 391-391
Fast Transforms and Elliptic Problems....Pages 393-394
Front Matter....Pages 339-339
An Interior-Point Method for Minimizing the Maximum Eigenvalue of a Linear Combination of Matrices....Pages 395-396
The Lattice-Ladder with Generalized Forgetting....Pages 397-398
Solving a Least Squares Problem with Boundary Constraints....Pages 399-400
Estimating the Extremal Eigenvalues and Condition Number by the Lanczos Algorithm with a Random Start....Pages 401-402
A Generalized ADI Iterative Method....Pages 403-404
Quaternions and the Symmetric Eigenvalue Problem....Pages 405-406
Application of Gauss-Seidel Iteration to the RLS Algorithm....Pages 407-408
Ranks of Submatrices of a Matrix and Its Inverse....Pages 409-410
A QRD-Based Least-Squares Algorithm for Multipulse Antenna Array Signal Processing....Pages 411-412
On Displacement Structures for Covariance Matrices and Lossless Functions....Pages 413-414
Application of Vector Extrapolation and Conjugate Gradient Type Methods to the Semiconductor Device Problem....Pages 415-416
Accurate Symmetric Eigenreduction by a Jacobi Method....Pages 417-418
The Order-Recursive Chandrasekhar Equations for Fast Square-Root Kalman Filtering....Pages 419-420
Hybrid Iterative Methods Based on Faber Polynomials....Pages 421-422
Aspects of Implementing a β€˜C’ Matrix Library....Pages 423-424
Intermediate Fill-In in Sparse QR Decomposition....Pages 425-426
Shifting Strategies for the Parallel QR Algorithm....Pages 427-428
Back Matter....Pages 429-437

✦ Subjects


Mathematical Modeling and Industrial Mathematics; Numeric Computing; Computer Science, general; Systems Theory, Control


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