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A note on conjugate gradient convergence – Part II

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Summary. Continuing our previous analysis, we derive the exact number of conjugate gradient iterations needed (to achieve a given tolerance) for the one-dimensional discrete Poisson equation on a uniform grid, and a particularly smooth solution vector.

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  1. Department of Applied Mathematics, The Jerusalem College of Technology, 21 HaVaad HaLeumi St., P.O.B. 16031, Jerusalem, Israel; e-mail: naiman@math.jct.ac.il , , , , , , IL

    Aaron E. Naiman

  2. Department of Electronics, The Jerusalem College of Technology, 21 HaVaad HaLeumi St., P.O.B. 16031, Jerusalem, Israel; e-mail: shlomoe@optics.jct.ac.il , , , , , , IL

    Shlomo Engelberg

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Received July 29, 1998 / Published online March 16, 2000

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Naiman, A., Engelberg, S. A note on conjugate gradient convergence – Part II . Numer. Math. 85, 665–683 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/PL00005396

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