Comparison of Different Parallel Modified Gram-Schmidt Algorithms

The modified Gram-Schmidt algorithm (MGS) is used in many fields of computational science as a basic part for problems which relate to Numerical Linear Algebra. In this paper we describe different parallel implementations (blocked and unblocked) of the MGS-algorithm and show how computation and calc...

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