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Scheduling Trees of Malleable Tasks for Sparse Linear Algebra

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Fig. 1. Timings and α values for qr mumps frontal matrix factorization kernel
Fig. 2. Schedules S and S 0 on A∪B. The abscissae represent the time and the ordinates the ratio of processing power

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