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July 1, 1999, 02:00	Long form of SOR	#1
Yogesh Talekar Guest Posts: n/a	Anybody can tell me long form of SOR.. (SOR method) and what it is?

July 20, 1999, 03:04	Re: Long form of SOR	#2
Abhijit Tilak Guest Posts: n/a	hi, SOR stands for Successsive Over Relaxation. the value of variable is relaxed ie the amount decided by the parameter called relaxation parameter. for ex u(new)=u(new)w+(1-w)u(old). The optimum value of w for linear problems is 1.6 for non-linear problems the value of w is usually less than 1, about 0.6 -0.8 to prevent divergence because of non -linearities. bye

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