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May 13, 2002, 10:44	Optimum SOR parameter (omega) in 3D	#1
Chih-Wei Chiu Guest Posts: n/a	Young (1954) and Frankel (1950) gave the optimum SOR parameter omega(w) in 2D to be the smaller root of: t^2 * w^2 - 16 * w + 16 = 0 t = cos(PI/p) + cos(PI/q) where p and q are the number of mesh increments on each side of the rectangular region. What is the equation for a 3-D grid?

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