NASA NTRS ยท 19760015477
ALARM: A highly efficient eigenvalue extraction routine for very large matrixes
Abstract
A highly efficient computer program, called ALARM, for the determination of eigenvalues and eigenvectors of large symmetric matrices (over 10,000 degrees of freedom), was described. As such, it is highly useful for analyzing complex finite element and finite difference idealizations encountered in structural dynamics and acoustic probelms. The program is based upon a scheme which reduces a large matrix to an equivalent tridiagonal one of much smaller size. The main strength of the algorithm lies in its ability to retain all the information required to obtain the eigenvalues at either end of the original matrix spectrum.
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Ojalvo, I. U.. 1975-12-01. ALARM: A highly efficient eigenvalue extraction routine for very large matrixes. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19760015477
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