Vol. 16 (2015): Issue 4.

Section 1. Numerical methods and applications

• 456-463

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  A modified generalized residual method for minimization problems with errors of a known level in weakened norms

  A.A. Dryazhenkov
• 464-475

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  Iterative methods for solving inverse problems of ultrasonic tomography

  A.V. Goncharsky, S.Yu. Romanov
• 476-485

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  Numerical modeling of air-jet flows under the action of an input-exhaust system

  K.I. Logachev, A.I. Pusanok, A.K. Logachev, E.I. Tolmacheva
• 486-500

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  Three-dimensional particle-in-cell plasma simulation on Intel Xeon Phi: performance optimization and case study

  I.B. Meyerov, S.I. Bastrakov, I.A. Surmin, A.A. Gonoskov, E.S. Efimenko, A.V. Bashinov, A.V. Korzhimanov, A.V. Larin, A.A. Muraviev, A.I. Rozanov, M.R. Savichev
• 501-506

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  An iterative method for determining the shape and conductivity of a homogeneous inclusion in the two-dimensional electrical impedance tomography problem

  S.V. Gavrilov
• 507-517

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  Parallel partitioning tool GridSpiderPar for large mesh decomposition

  E.N. Golovchenko, M.V. Yakobovskiy
• 518-533

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  Adaptive unstructured mesh generation methods for hydrogeological problems

  A.V. Plenkin, A.Yu. Chernyshenko, V.N. Chugunov, I.V. Kapyrin
• 534-542

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  Using Intel Xeon Phi coprocessors for execution of natural join on compressed data

  E.V. Ivanova, L.B. Sokolinsky
• 543-556

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  A multilevel approach to algorithm and software design for exaflops supercomputers

  B.M. Glinskiy, I.M. Kulikov, A.V. Snytnikov, I.G. Chernykh, D.V. Weins
• 557-565

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  Composition of infinitary structures

  G.G. Ryabov, V.A. Serov
• 566-577

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  A parallel algorithm for the sparse $QR$ decomposition of a rectangular upper quasi-triangular matrix with ND-type sparsity

  S.A. Kharchenko
• 578-585

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  Efficiency of ARM processors for classical molecular dynamics

  V.P. Nikolskiy, V.V. Stegailov
• 586-594

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  Calculation of exact frequency-dependent rays when the solution of the Helmholtz equation is known

  K.G. Gadylshin, M.I. Protasov
• 595-606

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  Efficiency study of computation parallelization for viscous incompressible flow simulation on computing systems with shared memory by the LS-STAG method

  I.K. Marchevsky, V.V. Puzikova
• 607-616

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  Aspects of parallel computing to solve Helmholtz equation by a direct solver with low-rank approximation and the HSS format of data storage

  B.M. Glinskiy, V.I. Kostin, N.V. Kuchin, S.A. Solovyev, V.A. Cheverda