A sufficient and necessary of the convergence of the SAOR iterative method for consistently ordered matrices
Da‐Wei Chang
Abstract
Da‐Wei Chang
Abstract
The SAOR iterative method for solving linear systems of the form Ax=b is discussed where A is a large sparse nonsingular matrix.A sufficient and necessary of the convergence of the SAOR iterative method is given in the case that the cofficient matrix A is consistently ordered matrix and all eigenvalues of its Jacobi matrix are real numbers.
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The SAOR iterative method for solving linear systems of the form Ax=b is discussed where A is a large sparse nonsingular matrix.A sufficient and necessary of the convergence of the SAOR iterative method is given in the case that the cofficient matrix A is consistently ordered matrix and all eigenvalues of its Jacobi matrix are real numbers.
Key concepts: Invertible matrix, Convergence (economics), Iterative method, Matrix (chemical analysis), Mathematics, Eigenvalues and eigenvectors, Applied mathematics, Matrix splitting