Stochastic and hybrid linear equation solvers and their applications in vlsi design automation
@inproceedings{Sapatnekar2006StochasticAH,
title={Stochastic and hybrid linear equation solvers and their applications in vlsi design automation},
author={S. Sapatnekar and H. Qian},
year={2006}
}This thesis presents two new linear equation solvers, and investigates their applications in VLSI design automation. Both solvers are derived in the context of a special class of large-scale sparse left-hand-side matrices that are commonly encountered in engineering applications, and techniques are presented that can potentially extend the theory to more general cases.
The first is a stochastic solver that performs the computation by establishing the equivalence between linear equations and… CONTINUE READING
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