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Parallel Homotopy Algorithm For Large Sparse Generalized Eigenvalue Problems: Application to

Hydrodynamic Stability Analysis

G. Chen, H.B. Keller, S.H. Lui, B. Roux

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G. Chen, H.B. Keller, S.H. Lui, B. Roux. Parallel Homotopy Algorithm For Large Sparse Generalized Eigenvalue Problems: Application to Hydrodynamic Stability Analysis. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer, 1992, 634, pp.331-342. �10.1007/3-540-55895-0_427�. �hal-01307341�

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