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Shift-splitting iteration methods for a class of large sparse linear matrix equations

Xu Li, Ruifeng Li

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By utilizing an inner-outer iteration strategy, a shift-splitting (SS) iteration method to solve a class of large sparse linear matrix equation $ AXB = C $ is proposed in this work. Two convergence theorems for differential forms are studied in depth. Moreover, the quasi-optimal parameters which minimize the upper bound for the spectral radius of SS iteration matrix are given. Two numerical examples illustrate the high-efficiency of SS iteration method, especially when coefficient matrices are ill-conditioned.

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By utilizing an inner-outer iteration strategy, a shift-splitting (SS) iteration method to solve a class of large sparse linear matrix equation $ AXB = C $ is proposed in this work. Two convergence theorems for differential forms are studied in depth. Moreover, the quasi-optimal parameters which minimize the upper bound for the spectral radius of SS iteration matrix are given. Two numerical examples illustrate the high-efficiency of SS iteration method, especially when coefficient matrices are ill-conditioned.

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By utilizing an inner-outer iteration strategy, a shift-splitting (SS) iteration method to solve a class of large sparse linear matrix equation $ AXB = C $ is proposed in this work. Two convergence theorems for differential forms are studied in depth. Moreover, the quasi-optimal parameters which minimize the upper bound for the spectral radius of SS iteration matrix are given. Two numerical examples illustrate the high-efficiency of SS iteration method, especially when coefficient matrices are ill-conditioned.

Key concepts: Spectral radius, Mathematics, Coefficient matrix, Power iteration, Matrix splitting, Matrix (chemical analysis), Convergence (economics), Convergent matrix

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