This directory collects Matlab functions, scripts and benchmark test examples for performing reduced-order modeling of dynamical systems, reported in the following following tutorial and survey paper: Z. Bai, Krylov Subspace Techniques for Reduced-Order Modeling of Large-Scale Dynamical Systems, Applied Numerical Mathematics, Volume 43, Issues 1-2, October 2002, Pages 9-44. Try! Have Fun! Your comments (good or bad) are welcome! Zhaojun Bai bai@cs.ucdavis.edu ================================================================ Drivers/Demos --------------------- driver_awebook.m driver_peec.m driver_brake834.m Main Routine for reduced-order modeling by PVL ---------------------------------------------- romlin.m linear system Subroutines ----------- lanczos.m basic Lanczos process lanczos2.m basic Lanczos process, but the matrix A is accessed in factor forms via calling matvec.m, matvect.m tridiag.m form the tridiagonal matrix T in Lanczos process matvec.m matrix-vector multiplications, called by lanczos2. matvect.m Test data --------- awebookeg.m (linear system) A small RLC network described in the book ``Asymptotic Waveform Evaluation'' by E. Chiprout and M. S. Nakhla, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1994. [Shown in section 2.7] ex306v4.mat (linear system) the famous PEEC circuit, a benchmark example. [Shown in section 2.5] brake834M.mat, brake834K.mat (linear system), the brake example as show in Bai's paper. [Shown in section 2.5] Note: Both K and M are spd, in fact, M is diagonal, condest(M) = 17, condest(K) = 1.5e+5; R = chol(M); A = (R'\K)/R; condest(A) = 4.9638e+05 d = eigs(A,5,'SM') fails convergence after 300 iterations. by full eigensolver, eig(full(A)), 10 smallest eigenvalues: 9.4981e+07 1.0540e+08 1.2875e+08 1.5001e+08 1.6093e+08 2.1635e+08 2.8378e+08 4.1205e+08 5.4246e+08 5.4257e+08 ex1346.mat (linear system) the extracted RC circuit example. [Shown in section 2.10] resonator.mat (second-order system) Linear-drive multi-mode resonator [Shown in section 3.2] y6103f.mat (second-order system) Finite element model of a shaft on bearing supports with a damper [Shown in section 3.3]