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I am looking for a working version of the Conjugate Gradient STABilized solver for unstructured meshes. I can't get mine to work properly.
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There isn't a BiCGSTAB specific for unstructured meshes. BiCGSTAB is a linear solver suited for ***non symmetric*** linear systens. It doesn't matter what kind of grid the linear system come from. Regarding the Fortran routine, it can be easily found at Van der Vorst's site (take a look in http://www.math.uu.nl/people/vorst/software.html)
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Thank you. Similarly, do any of you have a link for a fortran routine of a preconditionned (or not) conjugate gradient (CG) solver (symmetric matrices).
Regards, Nicolas |
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Try netlib.org.
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Hi Nico,
I'm sure you can easily find a PCG routine at netlib as Marcio suggested, but the PCG algorithm is so simple that you can easily implement it by yourself in 30 lines of code. In order to make the implemantion even more easy I'd suggest the use of BLAS routines (also found in netlib) to perform basic operations. Cheers Renato. |
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