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Complexity theory of numerical linear algebra
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    Complexity theory of numerical linear algebra (English)
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    Statistical properties of random matrices and random systems of linear equations are investigated. Bounds are given for the average performance of the power method for calculating the eigenvectors of symmetric and Hermitian matrices and for the loss of precision when a system of linear equations is solved.
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    computational complexity
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    random matrices
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    random systems
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    power method
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