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I have a general square dense matrix A (not symmetric) which is formed by A=PTBP where B was in a compressed storage scheme and P is a rectangular matrix. The size of A ranges from 10x10 to 500x500, where B can be 150,000x150,000 and is sparse.
What would be the best way to solve for x given b (system of linear equations) that result from
Ax=b => x=A-1b
Right now I am just using LAPACK DGESV that is linked to MKL (so assume I am using their solver). Is there any benifit to going to a interative solver or any recomendations as to how to best solve this system of equations as fast as possible.
Thanks for any comments
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Someone had suggested after I posted on Intel Fortrnal that I post my question on here since I am using the MKL library to solve the LAPACK routines.
It only takes a few seconds, but for each solution of A creates a new version of B and which is then matrix multiplied by P to build a new version of A which then needs a new solution. I like to speed up, even by a fraction of a second, solving the system of equations. There also is of course a slow down do to the A=PTBP, but I am unsure if there is anything faster than using DGEMM.
It is a particular program where time is important, even for a few extra milliseconds.
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B is formed as a result of finite differences, so its stored in a band like structure/vector to minimize storage then is transformed from the pre and post multiplication of P. Actually what I will post another time is how is it best to multiply out PTBP
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