Bernd Fischer
人物简介:
Bernd Fischer is Professor of Applied Mathematics, Director of the Institute of Mathematics and Image Computing, and head of the Fraunhofer Project Group on Image Registration at the University of Lübeck, Germany. His research interests include the solution of large linear systems of equations, the design and numerical treatment of dynamical systems in medical applications, and mathematical aspects of digital image processing, especially medical image registration problems.
Polynomial Based Iteration Methods for Symmetric Linear Systems书籍相关信息
- ISBN:9781611971910
- 作者:Bernd Fischer
- 出版社:Cambridge UP
- 出版时间:2011-1
- 页数:284
- 价格:USD 100.00
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- 装帧:平装
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- 丛书:Classics in Applied Mathematics
- 适合人群:Academics in mathematics, computer science, and engineering, particularly those interested in numerical analysis and scientific computing, as well as graduate students and researchers in these fields.
- TAG:Numerical analysis / scientific computing / mathematical software / Linear Systems / Iteration Methods / Polynomial Algorithms / Symmetric Matrices
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内容简介:
This book provides a concise introduction to computational methods for solving large linear systems of equations. It is the only textbook that treats iteration methods for symmetric linear systems from a polynomial point of view. This particular feature enables readers to understand the convergence behavior and subtle differences of the various schemes, which are useful tools for the design of powerful preconditioners.
Published nearly 15 years ago, Polynomial Based Iteration Methods for Symmetric Linear Systems continues to be useful to the mathematical, scientific, and engineering communities as a presentation of what appear to be the most efficient methods for symmetric linear systems of equations.
To help potential users of numerical iteration algorithms design schemes for their particular needs, the author provides MATLAB® code on a supplementary Web page to serve as a guideline. The code not only solves the linear system but also computes the underlying residual polynomials, illustrating the convergence behavior of the given linear system.
This book is appropriate for researchers and advanced undergraduate and graduate students using numerical linear algebra, as well as practitioners working in applications that lead to symmetric indefinite systems.