A modification of Thomas algorithm for solving system of linear equations on graph

The aim of the article is to construct and analyze a direct numerical method for solving systems of linear equations which are formed during numerical simulations of mass transfer process on graph. Research methodology. Proposed modification of Thomas method is based on the recursive removal of paths and cycles from the graph using the Thomas method and the cyclic Thomas method, respectively. Analysis of obtained numerical method is based on proving the main characteristics of numerical methods, such as correctness, stability, and asymptotic estimation of evaluating time. Results of the research. A direct numerical method for solving the system of linear equations on graph based on Thomas method and cyclic Thomas method is constructed. The correctness of the proposed modification is proven. A stability result for this numerical method is obtained. Asymptotic estimates of the execution time and the amount of additional memory depending on the number of graph vertices are obtained. Practical significance. Computational experiments indicate the superiority of the proposed algorithm over iterative numerical methods, so its application will positively affect the efficiency of numerical modeling of the mass transfer process on graphs.

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Journal of Numerical and Applied Mathematics
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.17721/2706-9699.2025.1.04
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Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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A modification of Thomas algorithm for solving system of linear equations on graph

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A modification of Thomas algorithm for solving system of linear equations on graph

V. A. Kolesnykov
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Abstract

The aim of the article is to construct and analyze a direct numerical method for solving systems of linear equations which are formed during numerical simulations of mass transfer process on graph. Research methodology. Proposed modification of Thomas method is based on the recursive removal of paths and cycles from the graph using the Thomas method and the cyclic Thomas method, respectively. Analysis of obtained numerical method is based on proving the main characteristics of numerical methods, such as correctness, stability, and asymptotic estimation of evaluating time. Results of the research. A direct numerical method for solving the system of linear equations on graph based on Thomas method and cyclic Thomas method is constructed. The correctness of the proposed modification is proven. A stability result for this numerical method is obtained. Asymptotic estimates of the execution time and the amount of additional memory depending on the number of graph vertices are obtained. Practical significance. Computational experiments indicate the superiority of the proposed algorithm over iterative numerical methods, so its application will positively affect the efficiency of numerical modeling of the mass transfer process on graphs.

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