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    Optimal partitions for the fast multipole method

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    2016-12-09
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    Wong, Lok S.
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    Abstract
    The fast multipole method is an algorithm first developed to approximately solve the N-body problem in linear time. Part of the FMM involves recursively partitioning a region of source points into cells. Insight from studying lattices and covering problems leads to new, more efficient partitions for the FMM. New partitions are designed to reduce near-field and far-field calculations. Results from simulations show significant computation time reduction with little to no additional error in many cases.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/1853/56360
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